Painting on Location.

This article from Alpinist Magazine discusses the experience of painting on location in remote areas of Alaska. The author describes their process of setting up a large canvas on a glacier and sketching the landscape before beginning to paint. They also reflect on the challenges and risks involved in painting in such a social and climbing-centric base camp, as well as the importance of observing and documenting the changing natural systems and landscapes due to climate change. The author emphasizes the physical and sensory experience of painting on location and the unique marks and textures that result from working in constantly changing environments. [Extracted from the article]