Another moody storm piece. I love trying to capture that sense of epic power.
I picked up a bunch of new boards to paint on. Always excited when I have so many surfaces ready!
Changes
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Feelings
This is a TBT to late December. I am still excited about the strange surreal menace of this piece! Inspired by the dark of winter and the holidays.
Robert Lange Studios
Today I am shipping off these five new paintings. They are going to a really cool gallery in South Carolina, Robert Lange Studios. We have followed each other on Instagram for ages. I have always been impressed with their work so this is exciting for me!
Pink
I framed and signed this little painting this morning. I was originally painting it as a study for a larger work. Now I am shipping it to a gallery in South Carolina!
When the sun goes down
My newest sunset painting. I have a long day of varnishing and framing ahead of me. I need to ship off a lot of work this week to a couple different galleries. I am so thankful to have galleries selling my work… still I wish I could spend the day painting.
Contrast
I never took a finished photo of this painting. I still don’t have a proper photo! It is at least an interesting contrast in environments.
Stretching Daylight
This morning the sunrise was an epic display of color. I had been rousted from bed by my furry friends and when I walked into the living room the light was a stunning surprise. I am so excited to see our daylight increasing and the snow genuinely seems to be melting…
The setting sun
Playing around with some small sunset paintings. It is is really satisfying watching these colors blend!
New light today
I have been recycling painting panels lately. Finding old paintings, removing the paint and starting new work. I dug this one out, always drawn to something about it. I put a few hours into it yesterday. Now it will live to fight another day, like me.
Forever it seems
I dug out an older board with some texture. Stripped off the painting and made this one. It’s the classic wash rinse and repeat.
