Looking up at snow covered branches. I am endlessly dragging them off the driveway, hoping my timing isn’t wrong.
Looking Up
Tag: tonalism
Color Shifts
As I write this we are buried in snow. It’s such a dramatic and beautiful change to the scenery. Of course it also pretty challenging at times!
I made a YouTube video about the creation of this painting. Check out my channel if you get a chance!
Winter Weight
Storms keep rolling across Lake Pend Oreille. Sometimes winter feels cozy other times isolating. The beauty is undeniable.
North Woods
These three paintings are off to Radius Gallery in Missoula, Montana. Part of a holiday exhibit.
The Harbinger (another look)
One of my favorite pieces, painted in late December of 2018. It started me down an exciting path of exploration. I keep myself open to ideas and am willing to pursue imagery that is compelling to me even if I know it is unlikely to be popular. The Harbinger is currently on display at the RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. They have a nice little collection of my work so stop in if you are on the Oregon Coast.
Field Portrait
Second small cow portrait. I am varnishing these and will be sending them to an Idaho Gallery.
Exhibit Opening
High resolution capture of this piece. Part of the collection of paintings I am exhibiting at the Vashon Center for the Arts. The show opening is from 6:00-9:00 tonight!
Forest for the trees
Some small pieces while I wrap up some very large work. It is difficult for me to focus strictly on framing and varnishing… had to squeeze in a little painting.
Summer Rain
This painting sold over the weekend at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. We also had some rainfall in North Idaho Saturday which I am thankful for! Wildfire season can be terribly Smokey so the occasional rain in the heat of August are a blessing.
Through the frame
Another small painting! The brush partly for scale, mostly for painting.
