Potato Vine Flowers #2

I wasn't intending it, but this one seems to have that impending tropical storm feeling. 5x7

Into the Light

SOLD
Every now and then I take a picture that just begs to be turned into a painting. I want to return to this spot to do some work from life, but until then this will do.
6x12"

Geranium and Impatiens

SOLD 5x7

Sedum & Nasturtium

SOLD
6x6

Three Trees

Another early morning painting
6x6

Scull's Bay Sunrise #4

SOLD
The camera insists on reading the orange reflection as darker in value...it's actually quite light. I just love going down to this spot to watch and paint the sunrise...it's very serene. 5x7

Falling Tide at Wharf Road

8x10

Sunset Squall at Seaview

5x7

Scull's Bay Sunrise #3

SOLD

8x10

Sunday Morning Sunflowers

SOLD
9x12

Potato Vine Flower

5x7

Third Annual Daisy in A Bottle

SOLD
Every Summer I do one of these. 5x7
First.
Second.

Here There be Squirrels

8x10

Yellow House at High Tide

... different yellow house, but yellow none-the-less.
5x7

In Memorium

Here is an unfinished piece from the early 90s. It is of my Cat Owen. Owen died today. He was sixteen. He was named after the character Owen Meany from the John Irving novel " A prayer for Owen Meany " He was not much like Irving's character, but he was a Meany for sure. He will be missed.
approx 30x30

Tree Line: Patcong Farms

SOLD 8x10

Nasturtium: Outside

5x7

Red Hat

My friend Karen agreed to sit for a spell while I painted her in this red hat. I cropped off the unfinished part at the bottom of the painting. I've spent many hours ( and dollars) doing life drawing sessions, I think it's time I got past my insecurities with figure painting. Karen has agreed to model in return for credits towards one of my paintings...a win win situation.

Nasturtium: Inside

5x7

Beneath The Surface

An exhibit by the Signature Artist Members of the Noyes Musuem from now thru October. I like taking advantage of the Noyes ( pronounced noise ) to show some of my social commentary and less-then-happy paintings. This piece is a comment on alcoholism, a condition that is often kept beneath the surface. I felt that depicting a bottle under water also envokes the idea of drowning, the dead sea skate further enforcing the idea. The title: "Quicker" approx 17" x 28
...My camera is being sent back this week so the "Happier" paintings will resume in a few days!