This is a work in progress. I began painting it in early January 2021, from one of my favorite photos. Here’s the original photo from
Read more...Like much of my artwork, this Huntsville painting has a story. It started with a wedding invitation. I hadn’t expected it, but I was flattered.
Read more...Today, the light is dismal. It’s grey, flat, and rainy. Even sitting next to the floor-to-ceiling window on the “sunny” side of our living room,
Read more...Last night’s sunset was one of those where I look at the sky and say, “Ooh, I must capture those colors!” And then, five minutes
Read more...As I’ve been painting this week, I can see my sketches moving in two directions. The first is capturing the colors as a background for
Read more...Yaayyy! I’ve completed White Mountains painting. (If your monitor is like mine, the actual painting is about 30% darker than this photo appears. It’s not
Read more...Last summer, I suddenly had a clear vision of a painting that I knew I was supposed to create for an online friend in Colorado.
Read more...Last evening’s sunset was another rich tapestry of colors. Mostly, I wanted to capture the delicious lavender colors in the sky, accented by pinks and
Read more...This is one of my few recent oil sketches. That’s partly because the skies have been either overcast or cloud-free, and not very interesting for
Read more...The wooded landscape across the street from our home is intriguing. It offers such depth, I haven’t been quite sure how to capture the trees
Read more...Lately, I’m drawn to the wooded landscape on one side of our home. During the afternoons, the sunlight gleams through the trees. Often, it’s almost
Read more...After reading Whistler’s defense of his Nocturne series*, I was inspired to paint exactly what I saw outside my living room, after dark. The sketch
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