Another transition

Gerber daisies in a glass

In the spirit of daily painting, I headed into the studio tonight. Also worked on the large landscape. I was feeling it tonight working on the large piece. It’s almost done.

The Black Dogs

Oskie as part of the family dog series and “Doug” a commission piece.

Summer Evening Marsh

Been working on this one for a while. It took on another transition today. I don’t think it’s done but it’s closer. Summer evening marsh (from a plein air study)

Family dog series

Lily & Kona

House on the right entrance to Hummarock. Study from a photograph, Nov. 2018. A gorgeously sunny but freezing cold Veteran’s day excursion.

1-4-13- Subjects in Color at The Sawyer Free Library

On January 4th I will be placing some recent work on display at the Sawyer Free Library gallery in the lobby.  I haven't displayed my work in a public place in sixteen years!  Sixteen years ago, I was 22 years old.  So, what has changed in 16 years?  I've had a couple of career changes, I've carved different paths, I moved 6 times, I experienced some significant relationship shifts, I got my Master's degree in teaching, I got married, I had two children, and in some ways, I like to think I have accomplished a lot, and maybe even grown up a little.  Sometimes taking long breaks from painting, but always feeling the itch, never fully abandoning it- I've continued to work in spurts, and bursts trying to keep the brushes wet and the artist spirt active.  

I created this blog to share my work.  Much of the work on display will be what has been shown here on this blog.  I'm very excited to start the year with a show in the great city of Gloucester.  I'm hoping it is a sign of a creative year to follow.  The works are mostly traditional subjects dominant in landscape,  several still life, and a few figures.   The works on this post are a sampling.