New Book on “Capturing Life and Movement en Plein air” Painting…

Well, I’ve taken the leap into the eBook Market.  Over the years I have written a number of books and slogged through the process but now I’ve made the leap into eBooks and I have to say I’m quite excited. I have just published my newest book “Capturing Life and Movement en Plein Air ” in an eBook format and paperback available on Amazon.  The book on how I approach plein air painting subjects on location. It is a small book but packed with lots of information and links to video demonstrations of basics as well as personal notes and ideas.

It is now live with a look inside.   Publishing is a very curious process, but I thought I would start with this book since this is the third edition and the book on how I approach plein air painting subjects on location.

Finally a way to make use of all the work and articles that I’ve written over the years.
To see things as they become available in case yours’s truly forgets a step, you can follow the Author Page! Who knew this would be a thing!

It will go well with my workshops in conjunction with my Paint in Maine for 2023

About the Artist

Deborah Chapin’s Marine paintings have a long exhibition history starting with American Society Marine Artists in 1980 at the now defunct Grand Central Galleries in NYC. As an Independent artist since embarking on her career she has exhibited extensively in top shows and Museums including: Grand Palais and Carrousel de Louvre in Paris with the Société National des Beaux Art; Mystic Seaport Gallery International since it’s inception in 1982, Of Ships and Sea Exhibits at Greenwich Workshop Gallery; Artist of America Exhibitions Colorado Historical Museum; Ketterer Kunst Auctions; and Lectured on plein air painting at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, just to name a few. At the time of her debut she was one of two women in the national exhibitions of Marine Art. See more information https://gallery.deborahchapin.com/exhibition-history-of-35-years-in-paint-by-deborah-chapin/ She now resides in Maine and is working on a new portfolio of work and commission paintings for select collectors in her private studio/gallery.