Our Saturday paint-out group had a pretty day in February with views of two beautiful and historic Pasadena churches. The 1925 Marston designed Westminster Presbyterian has a French inspiration. While a block, north is the Neff designed 1918 St. Elizabeth, a "California" style. Both have spectacular towers. It seems I tend to run out of paper when trying to paint a tower so I looked for a less spectacular view. From a sidewalk looking north near St. Elizabeth buildings, I had a great view of the mountains, a row of palms, flowers, and a nice iron fence to add interest.
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| 5" x 7" Watercolor |
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| St. Elizabeth of Hungary Catholic Church |
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| Westminster Presbyterian Church tower |
Your area has interesting sites to paint. Being outdoors, plein air painting is the best of the best.
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