Covid 19 Lock Down Inspiration. The bright and cheery colors juxtaposed to the doom and gloom of Covid 19. Painted on a MDF prepared panel in oil paint. 12 x16". The edges are painted black and the there is a wood cradle built out on the back of the canvas
Painted in the studio, fresh picked from the garden last spring during quarantine. I took a long time observing these flowers. So much so that while you paint and observe you can see them turn towards the natural light and the composition changes. My large window faces East in the studio, so the light shifts a bit as well.
7" x 10" oil on gessoed panel. Panel is 1/2" thick, with edges painted black, can go in a floater frame or a traditional frame.
Painted in the studio, all day refining, looking observing. Thank you for looking. These were my grandmothers pearls. The bottles are long loan from my friend June who started collecting blue glass at a young age.
This is somewhat of a family portrait.
A Quarrantine painting! Painted in natural light in the studio. I loved playing with the color relationships between the tulips and the aqua green background. Oil on 16 x 20" stretched canvas. Flowers are from Emmerich Greenhouses This painting is an extension of the floral series that I did in 2015
Studio items that illustrate the feeling of just holding it together. Self-portrait in a still-life. This still-life painting is 7" x 9", oil on gessoed paper mounted on board. This painting is framed in a natural maple floater frame. The inside of the frame, and...
This still-life is made up of Simple forms with light. I was very concerned with the nuances of that white pitcher while painting this, that was maybe not so simple. The blue marble just came together so quickly. This still-life painting is 6" x 9", oil on gessoed...
Summer tomatoes on a plate, painted from observation in natural light. Day 14 of my 50 day project. This still-life painting is 9" x 9", oil on gessoed paper mounted on board. This painting is framed in a natural maple floater frame. The inside of the frame, and...