
Two little ocean paintings I recently finished. These were sold and will be shipped off to England in early April with some larger works.

Two little ocean paintings I recently finished. These were sold and will be shipped off to England in early April with some larger works.

Clean water on dirty plastic, sadly it’s usually the other way around.
As the surfaces I work on are developing a filthy patina it makes for an interesting contrast with the paintings. This particular painting is 12″x9″.

I have been working on some smaller paintings as a little break. I just finished this 12″x9″ painting very early this morning.

I just finished this little 10″x10″ painting. I will probably be taking this to the Bainbridge Island exhibit. Only two weeks until I leave so I have a lot of decisions to make and a lot of pieces to finalize!

A small painting with a lot of light! This one is 8″x8″.
I have a show on Bainbridge Island to install at the end of the month. I am working on a collection for that exhibit. To soon to say what will make the cut!
30″x24″
Watching snow fall onto the rough water of Lake Pend Oreille is inspirational! There is a hypnotic quality to the combined movements of drifting flakes and rolling waves. I am playing around with this idea in some recent works, this is one of the larger paintings.

The title says it all about this 12″x9″ acrylic painting.

I have been working on a few of these large (24″x30″) shoreline paintings. This is one of them that is possibly finished.

I just finished this painting last night. It had lingered around the studio in an awkward state for a couple weeks. Something was needed and then it all came together!
This painting is another on large board (24″x30″). I am trying to put together a strong collection for two upcoming shows this winter. Both shows are in Western Washington and they overlap which will make it especially difficult!


I have been working on commissions pretty regularly lately. I painted two of a theme and gave the client her pick! Here are the two paintings. They are each 11″x14″ acrylic paintings.