Looking Up Cologne (watercolor 10 x 14) available
The tower leading up to Cologne Cathedral’s tower is uniquely lit with multiple windows. Here is my take on the view up to the bells.
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January 31, 2020 12:10 pm
January 11, 2020 3:15 pm
Fall Light on Croisen Trail (watercolor 12 x 19) Available
Another view of the hill below our house. Prints are available here.
July 31, 2019 3:30 pm
Red and Black Ink Blot I (alcohol ink 5 x 7) available
Dark Place I (alcohol ink 5 x 7) available
Blue Place I (alcohol ink 5 x 7) available
Blue Place II (alcohol ink 5 x 7) available
July 30, 2019 5:00 pm
June 8, 2019 6:25 pm
4:47 pm
Early Spring (watercolor on yupo 11 x 14) Available
A little bit like alcohol ink, but more controllable. This painting is watercolor on Yupo, which is a little like painting on glass.
3:54 pm
These are my very first alcohol ink paintings. The process is fast and exciting if not exactly controllable. Each of these paintings was completed in under thirty minutes working on Yupo with an eyedropper, cotton ball, cotton swab, gravity, and a mister. The good news it creates beautiful glowing results almost by magic. The bad news is that over half the painting made this way are fit only for the trash. These are the winners:
Blue Mountains I (alcohol ink 5 x 6) Available
Blue Mountains II (Alcohol Ink 5 x 7) Available
Blue Mountain III (alcohol ink 5 x 7) Available
Blue Cliffs (Alchohol Ink 4 x 7) Available
Coastal Moon (alcohol ink 4 x 6) SOLD
Cliff Dwellers (alcohol ink 5.5 x 7) Available
These paintings are available in reproduction and on various products here.
May 8, 2019 8:10 pm
Breaking Out: Empty Nest IV (watercolor 18 x 21) Available
Another painting based on my empty nest.
February 5, 2019 7:39 pm
Empty Nest II (watercolor 15 x 19) Available
Reflections on becoming an empty nester, via abstract variations of a bird’s nest I found in my backyard.
August 12, 2009 10:20 pm
Missionarys Window in Reflection (9 x 12) $75.00
I love the warped reflections made by antique glass window so much that I was sorry to see our 1930′s living room windows replaced with energy efficient modern double paned glass.
But I can still enjoy the warped windows of the Mission Mill Museum. Here, reflected in the mill warehouse, is of the youngest of the three missionary houses moved to the Mill site after it became a museum. The painting is true to the shape and colors of the reflected of parsonage house, but not to the color of the Mill warehouse. In real life the mill and warehouse are brick red.
I painted it because the reflection made such a satisfying abstract design.
