September Cove (New Abstract Landscape in Pastel)
Done in September colors, this was painted in plein air on Monhegan Island in Maine, of a place just past Christmas Cove.
Done in September colors, this was painted in plein air on Monhegan Island in Maine, of a place just past Christmas Cove.
I’m feeling a little bittersweet that summer is almost over, and that’s what this new oil painting of mine is about.
I love a good abstract landscape and Mike Staniford is doing a great job of it.
This painting brings my structural engineering into play, I suppose, but this idea is not only important physically, but metaphorically as well.
These two new paintings are a great way to celebrate Jesus’ grand entrance to Jerusalem.
It was fun to paint again, to try and capture a bit of this beautiful place.
I did these two new gouaches by candlelight during the hurricane and just today, with this excellent weather, I was able to photograph them.
I painted this large abstract oil painting at camp. You can see the entire 3’x4’ painting above. Below, after some progress shots on location, you can see a larger shot of it.
I’m pleased with this new oil painting of mine titled “What It Takes to Grow.” I painted it on the dock…
Here is my new oil painting, which has a lot of detail and many stories within the whole.