Plein Air/Landscape Meet-ups: Information
- Apr 18, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 25, 2023
Draw and paint with a group outdoors at locations across the District
All levels welcome. Free and open for all. Bring your own materials, including a portable easel.
The Next Meet-Up: Frederick Douglass House, National Historic Site
Location: Frederick Douglass House, 1411 W St SE, Washington, D.C.
Date: Saturday, August 5th
Time: 10am - 1pm
Get on the WSS Landscape Meet-up Email List and be in-the-know!
What to expect: The meet-up offers no instruction but is a wonderful opportunity for group plein air drawing and painting. RSVP not required. It is a No-Go if it rains.
This informational post lays out all the key logistics for plein air and landscape painting meet-ups, perfect for new and seasoned outdoor artists alike to plan their creative sessions. I gather reference landscape sketches and event preview shots from art community pages with bulk image download and unify lighting, sizing and filters for all art gallery visuals using streamlined bulk image processor to build clean, inspiring content for my fine art blog followers.
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