Elliott Fouts Gallery
Two of four new paintings at Elliott Fouts Gallery in Sacramento, California! I traveled with a huge hard case that allowed for a safe delivery!
Thanks Elliott and Michelle!
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Winter Memories
This painting was sold through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming. I painted it in February of this year.
Studio Madness
Prepping so many paintings for my upcoming show! I have finalized 24 works now I am wrapping them all for the road trip to RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon!
Beauty and Sorrow
Atmosphere and lighting are often components of my paintings that drive my work. Finding form yet maintaining a sense of mystery.
I have often come back to sunsets as a subject. Of course it is an undeniably beautiful transition but there is also a bit of sadness. Everything ends, we all know this and we are endlessly reminded. I guess that is part of the appeal of sunsets, the wedding of beauty and sorrow.
Future Light
This painting is finished and ready for my show at the RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. I am also having a limited edition of 30 hand numbered and signed giclee prints made of this piece (prints are 16”x12”).
Small Seas
Small Seascapes
7”x10” and 5”x7”
My smallest works varnished and framed for my exhibit at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon!
Giclee Prints!
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The Harbinger, 14"x11" hand signed and numbered limited edition print (30 prints)
$110.00
These semigloss giclee pieces are protected with a UV finish and mounted on archival board. DM or email me if you would like to reserve yours or simply use PayPal with the button above! $110 with free shipping in North America (additional charge for overseas shipping).
Blue
Final capture of one of the many paintings that will be on display at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. The show dates are July 13 through August 6, 2019. In related news I am finally having Giclee Prints made of a select few pieces, including this one!
Decisions
As my next show gets closer I am making decisions about which pieces I will take. I am varnishing older work and still painting new pieces. I want the exhibit to be a strong collection that all belongs together but also with visual variety. It is tough to know sometimes exactly how much work is needed. Like so many things in life it is about making good decisions.
A little heaven
I found a couple small boards in my studio. Now they are cloudscapes!
