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     10 years ago 

    Very impressive AND impressionistic :) Why is it called "plein air" course? as a reference for old impressionistic french masters?

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    Thank you. That is the origin and been commonly used term for painting outdoors from those time. actually the title was intensive landscapepainting coursedirecy translated from finnish, it sort of expects landscape to be painted outdoors. Sure the aim was to be more realistic or just paint as good as you can :)

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       10 years ago 

      Wow, that's fine work, the reflection caught my eye first!

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       10 years ago 

      Thanks, that was my favourite part also

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       10 years ago 

      Nice! I like the colors of the sky reflecting in the water.
      From my experience Russian academy-school painters are indeed quite strict in such technical things, like for example how much paint you squeeze onto the palette, etc.

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         10 years ago 

        Thank you. Yes, that was the semse i got as well. I really have to pick one of those fancy easels they used for painting outdoors if i get to visit there again.

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