Another beautiful flower, hydrangeas. Who knew a blue flower could have such personality! Oil Painting: 20 x16"
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Lofty Peonies
I painted this during a flower painting
workshop with James Sulkowski! This sold to a wonderful family and I can't wait to see it on her wall! There's nothing prettier than a peony!
workshop with James Sulkowski! This sold to a wonderful family and I can't wait to see it on her wall! There's nothing prettier than a peony!
Mexicano Guitar Player
One of my beautiful models, Ryell, posed for this painting. On a sad note, it is the last painting I did with a dear artist friend, John Cooney. John gave me valuable support and help in painting the model. He was a great painter. Ryell is a wonderful young woman and a superb model. This oil is 24 x 18"
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Cabbage Study
Last year I grew cabbage in my garden and fell in love with how gorgeous they are. This year, I asked my friend, Shelleace if we could paint one from her garden with the root stock in all it's perfect glory! I like this "vegetable" thing!
Baby Eggplants
This year, I tried to eat "local" by going to the great little farm stands
around my camp in Vermont. I fell in love with these baby eggplants and hurried home to paint them before they went bad because I had to make curried eggplant soup with them (YUM). The flowers are all from my garden in the front yard.
around my camp in Vermont. I fell in love with these baby eggplants and hurried home to paint them before they went bad because I had to make curried eggplant soup with them (YUM). The flowers are all from my garden in the front yard.
"Morning Glory in the Dark"
So I grabbed this morning glory first thing in the morning when the sun was still coming up. I hope I captured the brightness of the flower against the dark. Sometimes simple things can be really nice to look at.
Friday, August 29, 2014
Fishing on the Winooski River
This 20 x 24" painting was accomplished in the studio after painting a small watercolor/gouache this spring off the Heineberg Road in Colchester Vermont. The fisherman was a friendly guy. It's really nice how art can be a start to interesting conversations!
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