April Showers

April 28, 2018

This post contributed by Tianna Lewis.

Stephen Korbich, Mount Hood From the Rails, oil — Stephen Korbich, Mount Hood From the Rails, oil

Are we starting summer early? Oh wait, no, it’s raining again. It’s easy to get excited when the sun starts coming out, but let’s not forget that the rain is what makes the northwest so green, which makes it such a beautiful place to live, and an exciting landscape to render.

Miroslav Lovric, After Rain, mixed media — Miroslav Lovric, After Rain, mixed media

Paul Zegers, Rain on Lovejoy, oil — Paul Zegers, Rain on Lovejoy, oil

Robert Gleason, Rainy Commute, oil — Robert Gleason, Rainy Commute, oil

Gary Anderson, Storm Front, acrylic on canvas — Gary Anderson, Storm Front, acrylic on canvas

Rich Bergeman, Juniper Post and Desert Storm, Fort Rock, Oregon, pigment ink print — Rich Bergeman, Juniper Post and Desert Storm, Fort Rock, Oregon, pigment ink print

Susan Comerford, Spring Rain, acrylic — Susan Comerford, Spring Rain, acrylic

Yvonne Branchflower, Storm Front, oil — Yvonne Branchflower, Storm Front, oil

Candace Primack, Cloudy with a Chance of Rain I, mixed media — Candace Primack, Cloudy with a Chance of Rain I, mixed media

Melissa Monroe, Black Heart Full of Rainbows, acrylic — Melissa Monroe, Black Heart Full of Rainbows, acrylic

Yong Hong Zhong, Wet and Rainy, water color — Yong Hong Zhong, Wet and Rainy, water color

Sandra Pearce, Chance of Rain, water color — Sandra Pearce, Chance of Rain, water color

LeslieAnn Butler, The Occasional Rainy Wednesday, mixed media — LeslieAnn Butler, The Occasional Rainy Wednesday, mixed media

Jody Katopothis, Here Comes the Rain Again, acrylic — Jody Katopothis, Here Comes the Rain Again, acrylic

Harry Greaver, After Rain, water color — Harry Greaver, After Rain, water color

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