Vineyard Road, oil on canvas, 20×40
Prospect, oil on canvas, 20×30
Late evening shadows are one of my favorite things to paint in the landscape. I like how the edges illuminate with a myriad of golden lights. Even though there is a consistent light, each color still needs to be mixed and that was the main challenge in painting Gold Trace.
Extra Sheds, oil on panel, 5.5×8.3
I was drawn to the serenity and simplicity in this little gem of a scene. It conveys the peace and satisfaction that comes at the end of the day: work’s been done, the yard is mowed, and the low-angled sunset sends a subtle message of hope. Each shed gave off an air of having its own personality, and I attributed that to when they were built and the personality of each builder.
Lit Up, oil on panel, 5.5×8.3
The arresting composition of this view spoke to me. It had a strong design that was simple and believable even at a small size. The colors and the mood were alive and the strong yellow-white barn was lit up like it was on fire.
Gold Trace, oil on canvas, 20×30
Late evening shadows are one of my favorite things to paint in the landscape. I like how the edges illuminate with a myriad of golden lights. Even though there is a consistent light, each color still needs to be mixed and that was the main challenge in painting Gold Trace.
Better Days, oil on canvas, 16×32
The inspiration for this painting was the challenge to see if I could get the lighting just right. Nestled between two rises of land lay this little homestead, [...]
Fallen Tree, oil on canvas, 26×54
I came across these fallen trees on Lookout Mountain on a bright sunny day. Bleached white by the sun and wind at 6,000 feet, they seemed like a unique [...]
