Painting of the Week – Golf Strokes
Decisions on Details
This painting, Golf Strokes, gives one an idea why golf is so expensive. This driving range alone is a huge &...
09
Feb
Blog
03
Feb
Painting of the Week – Starting a Painting
Connecting the Subject to the Background
To get color into a watercolor, you add it in the first layer. Part of the goal is to get the...
26
Jan
Painting of the Week – Working Force
Motion
Sometimes I get off track while I'm painting, like yesterday. When that happens, I can look at my best paintings, like ”Working...
19
Jan
Painting of the Week – Roadside Stop
What’s Important
The big beautiful Colorado tree on the left haunted me to paint Roadside Stop. It has an amazing sphere-like shape. S...
13
Jan
Painting of the Week – Mountains at Dusk (in progress)
Importance
I have fallen in love with the mountain ranges around Coachella Valley, California. Almost any time of day you can turn and...
05
Jan
Painting of the Week – Palm Tree Study
Warming Up
Palm Trees are planted mostly as a decorative item and come in many varieties. Their tall height breaks up the landscape as...
30
Dec
Painting of the Week – Plein Aire Painting
Happy New Year!
Dear Friends,
Happy New Year!
A new start is always a blessing and we are almost to 2023. Wednesday, I painted with ...
15
Dec
Painting of the Week – Late Fall
Reworking a Piece
After an early snowfall, colorful leaves are often still on the trees and the snow remains only in the shady spots. ...
08
Dec
Painting of the Week – Quiet Elegance
Underlying Shapes
Staring at this new painting “Quiet Elegance” tonight, I felt peace. There is something so welcoming about it. Then ...
01
Dec
Paintings of the Week – Before Breakfast & After Dinner
Studying Light Direction
Driving towards our destination for a meeting in Maine, I spotted this beautiful Bed & Breakfast. Paul sl...