We paint with oil on plein air. An inspiring guide to outdoor painting

Scientists from Essex University have found that even five minutes in nature can give emotional healing. It turns out that the player artists get double benefits from open-air work: enjoying fresh air, they at the same time honing their skills.
Sunscreen, tripod, apron, a thermos with coffee and, of course, brushes and paints-this is a small list of things, without which the artist Heidi-Jo Summers does not represent her session of painting in the openier. Heydi-Jjo-the elected member of the Royal Institute of Artists in Club (ROI) and the Royal Society of Marinist Artists (RSMA), its work can be seen in various galleries of Great Britain. In her inspiring oil allowance, she will reveal all the secrets of drawing outdoors in the open air, give advice and recommendations to beginner artists, and with experienced painters she will share new methods of working with oil in the open air.

Find out how:
- Gather for your first player and be prepared for a variety of weather conditions.
- Choose a topic for a future picture.
- using a minimum of tools and devices, create a lively and dynamic plot.
- safely transport the finished canvas.

Go to the open air and feel what it feels like to capture in a small picture of changes in nature, the game of sunlight and your own mood