
I have been painting a lot of sunsets lately. Trying to capture the color shifts and play of light and atmosphere is something I am obsessed with!

I have been painting a lot of sunsets lately. Trying to capture the color shifts and play of light and atmosphere is something I am obsessed with!

I have been pretty obsessed with the sunrises and sunsets on Lake Pend Oreille. Conveniently I have a tough time sleeping during normal hours so that makes it easier to witness the incredibly early dawn.
Not to complain but I’m always a little sad after the summer solstice. The first official day of summer is also when the daylight starts to dwindle. That’s life in a nutshell.

Another new painting bound for my show at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon.

Another one of my small paintings. I found these little frames in my studio. I don’t remember why I bought them but decided the time was right!

I finished these two small sunset paintings. I have a number of small frames and am excited to fill them! These will probably be headed to my solo show in Astoria, Oregon in July.

Lately I have been working on some small paintings! I have some very large panels patiently waiting in the wings so stay tuned!

A morning of framing and mounting hangers on sold pieces. This one is headed to Australia!

I have always loved big open spaces. Something that is getting harder to find in our modern world.
One of many magical things about water is the open distance. People often suggest I add a boat or plane to my paintings… no.

A painting from December that I sold during my February solo show at Elliott Fouts Gallery in Sacramento, California. We returned from that trip in a night blizzard, white knuckles but it worked out!

I have always been a fool for that last glimmer of light. Beauty and melancholy side by side, both heartbreakers.