
Final studio capture of this nocturnal painting. Just last night I had to stop and stare at a crescent moon. Nineteen degrees at night it still stopped me in my tracks. I took a moment to just absorb the vastness.

Final studio capture of this nocturnal painting. Just last night I had to stop and stare at a crescent moon. Nineteen degrees at night it still stopped me in my tracks. I took a moment to just absorb the vastness.

More inspiration from winter sunlight in North Idaho.

This is in a contest on minted that closes March 2nd. Vote for my painting/paintings and you will have my eternal gratitude!

This painting is being shipped to a buyer in Florida. So many sales in Florida these days. I know have some friends moving to Florida, I am still in the snow country.
Just a note the title has nothing to do with pessimism. There is a town called Hope, Idaho… east of me where I often catch the moon rising. I don’t generally explain titles but this one, for once, wasn’t dour.
Latest painting, moon as inspiration. Nocturnal paintings are always interesting to work on. This one was inspired by my part of the world.
Update: this one was just sold, good news as I ordered more art supplies and frames yesterday.

A brand new painting in the studio. This one has a real presence in person, almost audible. Probably my favorite recent title as well…

Snow today inside and outside of my studio. The sun is out and it’s a beautiful weekend.
Another small snow painting. This one from the deck of my studio which has far too much snow weight on it. I should have done more shoveling before it turned rock hard. I guess painting wins out on most of the projects I need to do.

We have been buried in snow for months with months to go. I enjoy the scenery but it can also be difficult… paying my respects to the winter.

A sunny little piece of sunshine here in the midst of winter.