This is one of three paintings I have in the “La Lune III” show at Haven Gallery in Northport, New York. This painting is available!
I don’t take part in many group shows these days. I generally put everything into a solo show or ship work to galleries without a specific theme. It is a fun exercise to approach themed exhibitions and turn your thinking in a different direction.
I am busily framing new pieces. I would much rather be painting but this is part of the job! Preparing paintings for Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson, Wyoming.
This is one of three paintings I have in the “La Lune III” show at Haven Gallery in Northport, New York. The show opened over the weekend, this painting was sold.
There is just something about a campfire. I finished this small acrylic painting today. Beyond the hypnotic nature of flames, the paint in this one feels a bit hypnotic.
I framed and shipped two new acrylic paintings to The Grand Bohemian Gallery in Saint Augustine, Florida. This painting is 16”x20” on cradled board finished with a floater frame. i will post a video of the larger painting this weekend.
I was pleased to learn this painting was sold through Momentum Gallery in Asheville, North Carolina. Great gallery, I am happy to be working with them.
I framed this new painting with a black floater frame. This is one of two paintings I will be shipping to the Grand Bohemian Gallery in St. Augustine, Florida.
I just finished up my newest painting, “Things to Come”. It is a vibrant and meditative piece, it will probably be heading to a gallery in Florida. I still have to sign, varnish and frame the painting and of course package and ship so there is still work. Check out the silly IG reel to see it in motion in my studio!
I was pleased to learn that this misty seascape was sold through RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon.
This is a painting I did just about two years ago. Not sure if it is the weather or the terrible news cycle that made me remember this one. This painting was part of my sold out solo show at Momentum Gallery.
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