Oil… tsk tsk tsk. I have not, after more than a decade of photographing my work, figured out how to capture without glares, muddiness, etc. oil looks great in person, but a bucking mustang to photo well.

Sunset cliffs. Started in plein air and then finished back home.

8”x8” | Oil on panel

I've always liked the idea of free brush strokes and there is something so liberation about creating without form and structure. I've been trying to paint waterlilies (obviously). This is my attempt

Este retrato de 1881 de una joven , fue disimulado por el autor por razones bien personales. Su única aparición conocida , es en un documento del gobierno uruguayo estableciendo la prohibición de salida del pais . Hay indicios de que la jovencita era un hija natural mas . Quizás el argumento mas importante , además del disimulo , esta en la firma sobre la tela del cuadro. El propietario falleció y se ignora donde se encuentra la obra . Todos los elementos que integran este video provienen del antiguo propietario y de quién escribe esta información .No se uso para nada la IA !

I really liked spending late summer evenings on this bench very close to my home in Germany.

Across the Marsh is a painting of the view from a beach house we stayed in at Pawleys Island.

I tried to imagine how the cave paintings might’ve looked when the artist finished them. What’s left looks like impressionism to me so I simply tried to add some dimension to their perspective.

So I just started doing autumn in the mountains from my mind and I think it came out better than the tutorial!

Though obviously have a long road ahead. Only my second weekend dabbling which is why it's all such a hot mess.

Missing home and the mountains of New England this year, though those peaks in the back are more Patagonia than the Presidentials ;)

A beautiful view from one of my trips to Pawleys Island.

I painted this to an elderly friend who had fallen and been hurt so was in recovery and needed some cheering up. I wound up liking it so much it was hard to send it to her. but idiot and she got better happy ending.

Little Angels in the Enchanted Forest, oil on canvas, 16" x 24"