In April verbrachte mein Freund und Kollege Andrew Judd wieder mal einige Zeit in Wien, um miteinander zu malen. Wir malten im Café Jelinek (eines meiner Lieblingskaffeehäuser). Andrew arbeitete viel in den Kaffeehäusern, als er noch in Wien wohnte. Einige dieser Bilder sind auf seiner Homepage zu finden.
Jelinek 2, 30 x 24 cm, Oil on Canvasboard
Jelinek 1, 24 x 30 cm, Oil on Canvasboard
Andrew after having Coffee, Sausages, Wine and painting, a content smile! | Andrew nach Kaffee, Würsteln, Wein und Malen , ein zufriedenes Lächeln!
Isn´t it cozy? | Ist es nicht gemütlich?
27 Kommentare:
Ow ow ow you guys having a lot of fun. It looks great paint inside a café, never did it and for that matter I think I am much too shy for it.
Lovely work though, ...
Hey!!!
What great memories!!
We had so much fun there and it was inspiring to paint beside Stefan. This cafe is one of my personal favorites and the wine is good too.
I will try to post a cafe photo or two when I have a moment.
Cheers.... Andrew
Yeah René,
we had a great time and it is always inspiring to paint along Andrew. In the Kaffeehäuser they were at first a little suspicious when we set up our gear but our paintings changed their attitude.
Thanks!
Thank you Andrew!
I enjoyed it also very much and you can see it in the results.
Your recent post of your paintings are so wonderful.
So anyone who reads this, check out Andrews Blog.
Cheers..Nue!
How do they cope with the turp vapors, or have you odorless turp, ... and what about the stains you may make?
Did you ask permission first or just went ahead and see whats happened?
Very curious images, taking the coffee with the trestle to the side, with good final result.
Congratulations.
What fun. Good friends, wine and painting. And beautiful work, to boot.
Best of luck with your show.
René,
we use odorless thinner but at one point I spilled some on the floor. It didn´t matter so much because this Kaffeehaus is so old that you could hardly see it. ;-)
Ans we didn´t ask for permission, we just set up our stuff.
Thank you Vincente!
It is always great fun to paint in public.
Hi Bill, great that you stopped by and thank you very much.
Providing that the public is respectful with the painter
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I've come here twice now, the first time I recommended this place without ever even stepping foot inside. It didn't really matter, from the outside you can tell this is a well-run cafe.
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What great memories!!
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we had a great time and it is always inspiring to paint along Andrew. In the Kaffeehäuser they were at first a little suspicious when we set up our gear but our paintings changed their attitude.
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