Posts Tagged ‘light’

Watercolor Sketch - Covered Bridge

Watercolor Sketch – Covered Bridge

4″ x 9″
$99
Since it has been non-stop snow here lately it has been hard to get outside for new material.  In the case of this small watercolor painting, I went back to my sketch books.  Covered bridges are plentiful in Vermont and are painted by many.   It can be hard to take on a subject [...]

Watercolor Sketch – Winter Landscape

“Snow Cover Landscape”
5″ x 7″
$95
Having lived in Vermont for the past 20+ years has not made it easier for me to endure winter.  It is long, cold and dark. Worse, there is usually not a warm spring with gentle rain and bright flowers as a reward.   People from places that have warmer, or at least, [...]

New Sketch

This is a quick sketch of two of my wife’s watering cans done as a demo for a recent class.  The cans sit on a table top and were catching the bright late summer light.  The pattern of light and shadows caught the eye of one of the students  so we used it as the [...]


New Work, Designing Winter

“Farm In Winter”
9″ x 12″
Don’t get the wrong impression, I am not pining for winter.  Although I am not a winter sort of guy -  I exist mostly indoors with a mug of hot tea not far away from December to April – there are many things that I find very paintable in the winter [...]

New Work – Light, Color, Contrast

My latest work is a departure from the paintings inspired by the current season. This work is titled “Crow Foot” and represents a departure from my “normal” work in several ways.

“Crow Foot”
20″ x 20″
This work looks more like autumn than any other, although I had no particular season in mind. This work is more [...]

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