Ketchican - Painting and Travel

Inside Passage - Ketchican, Alaska
Sarah and Roger cruise to Ketchican where they visit a state park featuring huge hand hewn totem poles. Back in the studio, Roger paints a view of the Alaskan shoreline on a 24×30″ linen canvas. Using oils and a limited palette of three colors, red, yellow, blue plus white, he shows how to mix all the varied shades of greens and earth tones that make up the painting.

[@robbielu22]

Quite enjoyed your correction of the reflected lights. it did make i look so much better.

[@user-yd3ss7kt3q]

Roger I really enjoyed this latest video. I work with a lady born in Ketchican and her grandfather worked in the fishing industry. I am feeling I need to paint along! Thank you for sharing your art here on KZbin.

[@Bansemer]

We love being up there in Ketchikan. Would love to go on another cruise back up to that area but don't have any plans right now.

[@tonydinicola3893]

I’ve always been partial to these monochromatic themes. Back when I was a graphic artist there was a saying, “too much color is like no color at all.” There’s a lot of truth to that, I believe. Love this scene and the soft feel of the atmosphere.