Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts

Sunday, October 16, 2011


Horse Woman In Vermont
11 x 15
Sold
I went to an SCA event in Vermont on Memorial Day Weekend. It was great fun. There were women dressed in beautiful garb riding gorgeous horses in lovely places. This is one of them.

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Beach Rock View

12 x 9

$395

Beach Rock is in Barkhamsted, CT, overlooking Lake McDonough. This is the 2nd in my Beach Rock series, painted from photos I took there in April.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

View From Kripalu

View from Kripalu
12.5 x 30
$1595 with mat and frame
Prints available
Kripalu is a wonderful yoga retreat in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, in the Berkshires. I was there in October for a class and took many photos of this spectacular view. I took the pictures I used for this painting out of a fourth floor screened window.

Wednesday, October 21, 2009

House Portrait

14 x 22
Sold
I finished this commission yesterday. The house is in Simsbury, CT. It took about 45 hours of painting over almost a month. Sorry for the lack of posts!

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Red Dory

Red Dory
8 x 10
$275 with double mat and frame

From a photo I took in Cape Cod this summer.

Monday, September 14, 2009

House and garden portrait

I finished this house portrait on Friday for a woman who is giving it as a gift to her parents. Next, she will give them note cards of the painting for a Christmas gift. The house is in Vernon, Connecticut. Nice garden!

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

The Three Bears

Backyard Forest
12 x 16
2006
This was an attempt at a plein air painting of the woods in my back yard. I started outside and then spent weeks in the studio tightening it up. I never really liked it much. It didn't have a center of interest.



I finally realized that what the painting was missing was bears! Several weeks ago, Momma bear and her cubs visited our yard and spent the evening in the neighborhood. It was too cool! I was inspired.

Revised painting:
The Three Bears 2008
12 x 18
$295 with mat and frame
After I added the bears I changed the shapes of some trees and branches, added texture to the bark, and worked on the foliage and the sky. It was challenging to get the bears in over the foliage without having them look green. That is why they are so dark.

On the left: Momma Bear with her fancy ear tags.

On the right: The three cubs, posing on our street. They spent a lot of time in a neighbor's trees but the pictures didn't come out.

Sorry for the blurriness.

Thursday, July 31, 2008

Loon Lake Camp Painting is done

Loon Lake Camp II
16 x 20
2008

I finished this commissioned painting today after about 40 hours of painting over 3 1/2 weeks. The reference is shown in the July 6 post. I sure am glad it is done! Now I need to get it to the Adirondacks, possibly after having Giclee prints made first.

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