12x36", oil on canvas At the swimming pool the other day, someone mentioned in passing that I wasn’t really a swimmer. I know, this sounds particularly harsh, and she wasn't ...
Read MoreI am very pleased to say that two pieces of mine were accepted at the Arts at the Port juried show in Anacortes, Washington this year. The artwork I saw ...
Read MoreThis is one of those images I've wanted to paint for years now. It's the view from the ferry looking at Seattle's skyline. I finally was there with perfect light ...
Read MoreThe studio has been one hopping place so far this year. I've had a good show at Port Townsend Gallery this month, "Industrial Arts" which comes down February 29th. Please ...
Read MoreWhen we think of landscape, I think our minds automatically jump to images of the romantic era--great sweeping vistas, ideal views, the simple calm beauties of the pastoral, the great ...
Read MoreHere's another piece in my recent series, where I'm exploring thinner layers of color over an underpainting of sepia tones. It's giving my work a looser, more gestural look as ...
Read MoreThis piece marks a solid change for me, in the fact that is is made up of many transparent layers and gestural brushstrokes instead of the thicker, more solid layers ...
Read MoreSo here's the finished piece. I'm pleased with the overall emotion and composition. Even though there was a lot of back and forth in my mind on this piece, the ...
Read MoreSo when you train dogs for basic obedience or agility, it's important to focus on your intent. You want to have a clear vision of what it is you want ...
Read MoreNew painting! 36"x60", oil on canvas. This is from a hike I took a couple of weeks ago at Lake Crescent, one of the most amazing places I have ever been. ...
Read MoreThe Marine Science Center in Port Townsend has one of the very few intact orca skeletons in North America, owing to the fact that orca bones sink. This adult female ...
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