Plein air art at the Grist Mill

Artists brave a blustery Saturday morning in the Similkameen to paint local scenes

  • Sep. 28, 2013 8:00 a.m.
  • Life
Loraine Stephanson explains the art of plien air painting during a blustery Saturday morning at the Grist Mill on September 28. Four intrepid students gathered with Stephanson in the mill apple orchard under fall like conditions to paint local scenes.

Loraine Stephanson explains the art of plien air painting during a blustery Saturday morning at the Grist Mill on September 28. Four intrepid students gathered with Stephanson in the mill apple orchard under fall like conditions to paint local scenes.

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