Jennifer Lawson

End of Summer Blues 22 x 30 watercolor There is no place on the planet I would rather be in the summer than the coast of Maine. I ...

Sunday afternoon, on my break from the gallery, I abandoned some art around Portland Maine.  Trader Joe's, LeRoux Kitchen and the Mai...

Another beautiful day here in Maine so we spent the morning painting at Two Lights. Sporting my latest handmade Scrunchie, I did a quic...

I met Jorge at the Usk Symposium in 2012. We took a class from Nina Johansson who had us take painted impressions from the streets and m...

Richmand Island from Kettle Cove, Cape Elizabeth, Maine 8"x 8" quick 60 minute oil study Yesterday started out with P...

Sketched a few portraits on my day away from the gallery and those intimidating canvases.  Artist/Television news photographer Bill Ba...

Still walking, still drawing horizontal things around my house and though I am still avoiding, one out of the three commissions is done…and...

Nothing beats summer in Maine, so yesterday when a friend suggested we do some Plein Air oil studies at Kettle Cove, I jumped at th...

... still taking long walks, still drawing horizontal things around my house … .

I am so avoiding working on the three commissions I have lined up. Drawing all things horizontal in this silly 3"x 8" sketchbook t...

An early morning 8 mile walk with Patti, a latte, a green smoothie, 5 hours at the gallery staring at a canvas, and take out sushi. Mu...

I returned home from Spain two weeks ago. It has not been easy to assimilate back into life here after my amazing journey. The Camino ...

The sun was out with bright blue skies for our last morning in Santiago. We had a couple of hours to kill before our long trip home so I ...

One last visit to the cathedral where I hugged St James...for the second time. We leave tomorrow after 40 days, 32 of which were on the Cami...

Still drizzling I managed to find a place to sketch the cathedral and plaza from the tall window in an old unused restaurant in the Parador ...

Still cool and drizzly in Santiago as we explore the city. I didn't have to go far to find a cafe con leche, ending up with a delicious ...

It is a little rainy and cold in Santiago so I am layered up in all my Camino clothes-luckily they are freshly laundered. A quiet day with n...

We arrived in Santiago around noon on May 25th. We walked 500 miles in 32 days. We congratulated other pilgrims and hugged our new pilgrim f...

After 13 miles in sun and clouds we reached Arca-O Pino which is the final town on the Camino before Santiago. We are enjoying the most deli...

Yesterday was another drizzly walk in Galicia to Palas de Rei. Cold and rainy so I was left to sketch in the cafe at the Albergue. The walls...