Saturday, April 2, 2011
Glimpse of Manhattan
Work in progress...........on my easel as we speak! Photographed color is a bit off, but I am really having fun with this 2010 "virtual paintout" challenge piece of downtown NYC. Let me know what you think!! You can see the beginnings of this painting in my September 2010 post. Obviously this will never be submitted for the challenge!
Friday, February 11, 2011
Santa Cruz Lighthouse
A fun piece done from a photo and sketches while stuck at home with repair folks putting in a new heater! Great excuse to hang out at the easel..........
Montalvo
A struggling plein air piece at Villa Montalvo! It's as done as it will ever be.....and better than it started out. Beautiful day there - but alas, SO much green! Greens can pose such a challenge to the plein air artist.
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Another Baylands Experiment!
Today was really fun! I tried some new techniques and was happy with what I learned. Pretty abstract and perhaps a bit "fantasyland", but colorful and fun nonetheless.....................I'm enjoying the journey =)
The weather was just glorious, the pickleweed was bright and the mud was shining!!! Reflections were just amazing.
The weather was just glorious, the pickleweed was bright and the mud was shining!!! Reflections were just amazing.
Monday, February 7, 2011
Experimenting and Learning
Some 9 x 12 pochades from the Palo Alto Baylands and the Mission San Juan Bautista using a new painting style. I'm experimenting with different underpainting techniques, color schemes, brush and palette knife methods...............Fun!!
Friday, November 5, 2010
Winter on the Bay
San Francisco Bay, winter 2006, 12 x 24". Sorry about the glare on the right side of the canvas - window light. I tried to capture the characteristic bay water of that time of the year, with the swift but sure movement of the boat and the dense, crisp city behind.............
Monday, November 1, 2010
From the Faultline
Wow - lovely warm winter (??) day painting at one of California's beautiful missions! This piece was done standing on the historic El Camino and only feet away from the San Andreas earthquake fault.
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