
A small yet mighty new painting. Celebrating the cloud breaks of autumn.
I now have two of these 12” square beauties. I will probably send them to a gallery but I am still trying to sort out what is going where.

A small yet mighty new painting. Celebrating the cloud breaks of autumn.
I now have two of these 12” square beauties. I will probably send them to a gallery but I am still trying to sort out what is going where.

I just varnished and framed this painting. It will be part of a collection of new work heading to Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. Wild – Wondrous – World is the landscape exhibit which opens in December.

Lake Pend Oreille has been a constant source of inspiration in my painting for nearly eight years. The shifting atmospherics through the seasons fills me with enthusiasm. The weather can be pretty rough but the studio stays warmish.

A new atmospheric painting on the easel. I had prepared six 12” panels that are my current focus in the studio. Next week I will be moving on to some larger work.
Three paintings now available through Haven Gallery in Long Island, New York. They are part of an exhibit called “The Art of Antiquity”.




Fall, entering the dark season. It brings some melancholy with the beauty. Chasing the vibe on some small panels.

This is the first vertical diptych I have painted. Considering doing something along these lines on a massive scale, so many things to do…


A new painting in my studio. I started with a monochromatic sketch which you can see on the left. The final painting, a dark surreal image.


This is one of my favorites from the lightning series I recently finished. Considering doing a much larger variation on this theme.

A small dramatic new painting. In this studio shot you can see some small jars with black lids. I use those to store key acrylic colors I premix when I paint. This is something I have done for decades. Now I use smaller jars and clean them out after use.