I am at the tail end of a much needed vacation but here is a little apocalyptic memory from the studio!
Concluding
Tag: travel
Gallery MAR Carmel
This is one of two paintings I sent to a cool new gallery called Gallery MAR Carmel in Carmel, California. I stopped in to see the gallery and meet one of the owners last week.
Gallery Delivery
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!
Galleries
One of the four paintings I dropped off at Elliott Fouts Gallery in Sacramento, Ca! I had a solo show there back in a February so it was good to add some more pieces to their gallery.
Elliott Fouts Gallery
One of four paintings I am dropping off at Elliott Fouts Gallery in Sacramento, California today!
Home is the Sea
This is one of the paintings I sold opening night at the RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon. The exhibit features 24 of my paintings in a wide variety of sizes. The exhibit is called “Apocalyptic Beauty” it runs through August 6th!
Apocalyptic Beauty (opens)
The exhibit runs through August 6th at RiverSea Gallery in Astoria, Oregon!
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!
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!
Open Road (a little trip)
I took a road trip to Winthrop, Washington just about a month ago. It is an annual fishing trek with a couple great friends, different destinations.
Driving home on the back roads to Idaho gave me a chance to soak up the landscape. Explosive sunlight and massive clouds drifting across newly green fields. I love traveling through big desolate spaces especially if the roads are also empty. Nature always better sans people.
