
An experimental older painting I recently dug up. I made a couple modifications and hung it in the studio.
The darkness of this painting seems appropriate for the winter solstice. Looking forward to more daylight!
An experimental older painting I recently dug up. I made a couple modifications and hung it in the studio.
The darkness of this painting seems appropriate for the winter solstice. Looking forward to more daylight!
A simple little water meditation.
Moonlight is always a joy to see. One of the beautiful benefits of living in the country.
Pleased to learn this painting sold through Horizon Fine Art Gallery in Jackson Hole, Wyoming! I am fortunate to work with a number of great galleries.
I am painting a collection of square 20” landscapes on wooden panels. This is the third painting in the series. I am hoping to do four more paintings this size!
I love watching rain washing over the distance. The farther you see, the better perspective you have.
One of my favorite paintings from a couple years back. This one is at The RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon.
Moving forward with a little bit of rain.
This misty moody piece is part of “The Woodland” show. The show opens online May 6th at Higher Art Gallery in Traverse City, MI.
The north woods is a shadowed land in the winter. It is a beautiful and isolated painting paradise. Come summer it is much better.