Ahhhh Dee. I hear ya! I suggest that my Unison Colour set is all you need! Have a read of this post I wrote about selecting the colours – you’ll see a wide range of subjects including landscapes. Also, you may want to look at this post as it shows my basic plein air supplies. I break the Unison Colours and put them into a smaller box so there’s even less to carry!

Thank you Jennifer!! Gosh, I wish I had time to do those monthly collections. – they took at least a full three days to write (not including the collecting over the month). Maybe I can find a way to bring back a simpler, shorter version….

Thank so much Gary! I really wanted to be able to more easily share all the goodness that’s built up through the years.
And oooo thank you for sharing your own experience with Frank. We was zany for sure! When we were out painting, he was working on a bright yellow (prepped with paint) piece of paper and gave me a piece to work on. I didn’t work on it at that time and I’m sure it’s still somewhere in my studio! A project – to find and use. In memory of wonderful Frank! He wrote on a box of Mount Vision pastels I had purchased (wow – this was 20 years ago!!). You can see it at the end of this blog on the GailSibley website. (It’s now time to get cracking on that – temporary – website lol!)

Thanks so much for your positive feedback on the website Carol Ann. And thank you for sharing your struggle to get painting. It IS a struggle AND you seem to know it and are doing something about it. LOVE that you can see progress when looking back on your paintings. Awesome!! That’s motivation isn’t it??

That’s SO great to hear Patti!!! Thank you 😁

Thanks Mandy. And oh. my.gosh. I hear you with all that you’ve said! I love doing the reading and looking too…
Sooo grab paper, make a mark!

Hey Marla! Thanks! And yes, I definitely can’t believe it’s been 10 years. Crazy!!

That’s great to hear Helen! And I’m glad the login access to the IGNITE! membership is easy to find – yay!!