Just an old-fashioned bouquet celebrating color! This painting is done on 140# Arches watercolor paper and is approx. 8.75" wide by 10.5" high. Hope you enjoy it.
There's nothing quite like New England in Autumn, with it's blazing colors and blue, blue skies. This lakeside painting could be many places in the northeast--hope it reminds you of a beautiful lake near you!
This piece is approx. 10" high by 14" wide and painted on Arches 300# watercolor paper with Winsor & Newton watercolors.
This watercolor painting is done in a vignette style with all edges of the paper being touched, but in varying amounts. It is a very loose and free painting, with lots of sketched in leaves left unpainted. Even the peaches have a soft, fuzzy look, with little detail. It was done very quickly and I liked the immediacy of it. It's approx. 15.5" high and 9.5" wide. Hope you enjoy this one!
Garden Niche II is an oil painting from a beautiful spot in Sarlat, France, in the Dordogne Valley. It was a lovely sunny morning and breakfast was being served on the terrace of our bed and breakfast. I loved the shadows on the clay pot and the texture of the stone of this very old structure. The flowers were a bright spot of color set against the neutral stones. This is painted on a 10" x 10" canvas.
This painting is very different for me, but I have to say I really enjoyed the challenge. I was taking a wonderful watercolor class and this was the subject. I loved the grace of the swan and the reflections in the water were really interesting to paint. Hope you enjoy this piece--it's painted on 300# Arches watercolor paper with transparent watercolors. I'ts roughly 1/4 sheet, about 14" wide by 10" high.
This was a new subject for me, but I really liked the waterlily nestled on that broad dark leaf and the inky blue/black of the water. Lots of contrast! This painting is 11 3/4" wide by 9 3/4" high, matted with an acid-free 3" double mat and mounted onto acid-free foamcore.
I know, another sunflower! Well, the season for them is short so I like to paint them while they're in bloom.
This sunflower was actually up in Westerly, Rhode Island, at Watch Hill. I really liked the shadow being cast on the center of the flower and it was a little more dramatic than some with the sun full on.
Hope you enjoy it!