
Working on some 20” square wooden panels. I used to avoid the square format. Now I appreciate the fact that they are so void of composition, so blank before the paint.

Working on some 20” square wooden panels. I used to avoid the square format. Now I appreciate the fact that they are so void of composition, so blank before the paint.

Final capture of this piece I sold last week. Now I just need to sign it, varnish and frame the painting! I always postpone those final details… reluctant to commit to the permanence I suppose.

I just sold this painting. Sometimes my own studio is the best gallery.

A little patch of water for Tuesday.

More inspiration from Lake Pend Oreille. These long days are my favorite.

A little island dream.

Final photograph of another recent painting. I have painted a few along this theme, more to come.

I am currently working on some thunderhead imagery. Continuing to paint more lake related imagery as well.
After a days work I shuffled off in my kayak. The landscape is always mind blowing. I realize all of my efforts toward beauty are nonsense.

Two paintings headed to Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming! “Morning Glow” is 16”x20” and “Beholder’s Eye” is 18”x14”.

