Parkway Series #407 16 x 16 oil SOLD
Several people have asked for another bridge painting. This one is at milepost 118 and is in a square format. I enjoyed working with purple, yellow and green on a red background. Color and light....that's what it's all about.
Sunday, May 26, 2013
Late Afternoon on the Parkway
Parkway Series #406 12 x 16 oil Sold
This is the finished demo for a day spent with the Bald Knob artists in Rocky Mount. Thank you to all for your encouragement. It was great fun and I'm glad the painting turned out as well as it did. I never know when I am painting and talking at the same time what will happen!
This is the finished demo for a day spent with the Bald Knob artists in Rocky Mount. Thank you to all for your encouragement. It was great fun and I'm glad the painting turned out as well as it did. I never know when I am painting and talking at the same time what will happen!
Smith Mountain Lake Park
Parkway Series #404 12 x 16 oil sold
My plein air group scheduled a day to paint at Smith Mountain Lake Park. Beautiful weather... fun day!
My plein air group scheduled a day to paint at Smith Mountain Lake Park. Beautiful weather... fun day!
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Eternal Nature
Parkway Series #405 24 x 36 oil Sold
"It's my sense that these long-enduring mountains are like magnets to that unseen part of ourselves. We recognize in them something of our ancient, eternal nature - far more vast, deep and high than the passing identities and roles we maintain in Flatland." Liza Field
"It's my sense that these long-enduring mountains are like magnets to that unseen part of ourselves. We recognize in them something of our ancient, eternal nature - far more vast, deep and high than the passing identities and roles we maintain in Flatland." Liza Field
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Fallingwater Cascades
Parkway Series #403 18 x 24 oil SOLD
This is a remake of #200 in the Series. I am now going back and painting some of my favorites in larger sizes. I remember this hike to Fallingwater Cascades vividly. This is at the very bottom of the waterfall as you walk over the bridge and head back up the hill. It was a very hot and humid day in August. I love the hike but I will never do it again in August, not because of the weather, but because of the snakes!
This is a remake of #200 in the Series. I am now going back and painting some of my favorites in larger sizes. I remember this hike to Fallingwater Cascades vividly. This is at the very bottom of the waterfall as you walk over the bridge and head back up the hill. It was a very hot and humid day in August. I love the hike but I will never do it again in August, not because of the weather, but because of the snakes!
Sunday, March 3, 2013
Blue Ridge Marathon 2013
Parkway Series #402 12 x 24 oil Donated to the Blue Ridge Parkway
I knew painting #394 needed something else but not until I talked with Pete Eshelman did I realize that it was destined to be the new "marathon" painting. I took some of his photos from last year and added the runners and came up with painting #402! Sometimes it is amazing how paintings take on a life of their own!
I knew painting #394 needed something else but not until I talked with Pete Eshelman did I realize that it was destined to be the new "marathon" painting. I took some of his photos from last year and added the runners and came up with painting #402! Sometimes it is amazing how paintings take on a life of their own!
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Connection
Parkway Series #401 12 x 24 oil SOLD
This is a commissioned painting of rolling hills around a treasured homeplace. There are many who have their roots deeply in the land on which we live. The vistas of Spring in the mountains, the smells of apple blossoms or wet grass, the memories of walking over the rolling hills, of planting gardens, of sweat and even of tears can, in a small sense, be captured by artists who also have a deep connection to the land.
This is a commissioned painting of rolling hills around a treasured homeplace. There are many who have their roots deeply in the land on which we live. The vistas of Spring in the mountains, the smells of apple blossoms or wet grass, the memories of walking over the rolling hills, of planting gardens, of sweat and even of tears can, in a small sense, be captured by artists who also have a deep connection to the land.
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