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Afghan Women – I Get Around

Found this painting of mine on a Pakistani site I am honored.  

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I was in Clearwater Beach, Florida last November at a conference. In the evening I walked the beach. The setting sunlight illuminated the lifeguard stations. I knew there’d be a painting there somewhere.

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Painting of Red Shack

The nursery down by Lake Hodges shut down about a year ago. They lost their lease. I thought there might be a painting in this, so I rode my bicycle onto the nursery. Sure enough, I got chased away by a mad farmer in a pickup truck, but not before I could take a picture of this abandoned shed. [...]

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Top of the World

A few months ago Chelsea published a photo she had taken on a weekend outing on her Facebook page, titled Top of  the World. I took one look at it and saw a painting opportunity. This is the result in 30 by 24 inches. I didn’t ask for her permission to use it. I shamelessly [...]

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Often when people come to our house full of original art work that I created over the years, they ask if I had ever sold any paintings or if I aspired to do so. I always say no. That would make it commercial, and it would defeat the purpose. Even though I have sold reproductions [...]

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Onions

We left some onions on the kitchen counter and one of them had shoots. I painted them on a 20 x 16 board – first time I tried that. The glass bowl was challenging, and so was the light. My photography skills and equipment are also not up to the job. But here you go:

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Here is a post by my friend Naomi Murthy in the Yucatan Times. I read this, looking up in my den/office to see these paintings waiting to be varnished and framed: Notice something? Here is a better picture on my site (even through the lighting is off). Thank you, Naomi, for a great motif.

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New Painting: Red Maple

While blog surfing one day, I came across a nature blog focused on the Appalachian area at Joan’s Nature Journal. There was a photograph of woods in late fall that inspired me to create this painting. It’s a large painting, 4 feet wide and 3 feet high. There is not enough wall space at the [...]

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Getting the Boat Ready

Now that the painting logjam is broken, I am moving right along. Trisha’s sister lives in Mexico on the Yucatan. She took a photograph out of  her living room window, which inspired this painting:

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