Focal Point on Hendrick’s Head Beach (New Large Painting in Pastel)
This time I painted everything but the featured rock in cool colors in order to emphasize the awesome rock formation in warm colors.
This time I painted everything but the featured rock in cool colors in order to emphasize the awesome rock formation in warm colors.
I loved the complimentary colors at play during the golden hour in this beautiful spot; the light, the seaweed and the rocks are endlessly fascinating.
Sometimes we are in the weeds and we need to look up and out, beyond where we are, and start moving uphill.
This painting aims to capture that special kind of light in the forest during August, that shimmers against the dense depths.
Sometimes painting an abstraction is more representational of a place and a feeling than a literal depiction is.
Memories from childhood is a fertile ground for painting ideas…
This is the time of year, when I can no longer paint outside, I paint from photo references and memories of nature, as well as exploring ideas.
This intentionally stylized floral captures the profusion of garden glory in late summer.
Don’t you love the vibrance of autumn, especially when it is back lit in the late afternoon?
After days of hiking in Vermont forests, I painted this impression.
It was a pleasure to get to know this old soul.
This depicts the Tree of Life mentioned in the Bible.
I wanted to capture both the beauty of the early spring scenes I’ve been taking in, as well as the general melancholy of the time.
I like these two new pastel landscape paintings that I finished for my solo show.
I captured this moment of simultaneous thrumming vibrancy and exceptional calm.
Here are a few paintings from my travels that I’ve finished up recently for the show…
I love hiking in Huntington State Park late it the day in the autumn when the shadows are long.