Forest Scene

first use of masking fluid

Landscape Study

From a Watercolor class I'm taking

Mountain Scene

2 sessions - 1 brush

Heron2

Another heron watercolor

Heron1

Back to Watercolors

2010 Camaro drawing

I may have to buy one of these!

Watercolor attempt

Portrait of Karen

Hair is challenging

Portrait of Bro

From a photo of my bro Matt. Used grid method. approx 5 X 7

Pencil Portrait

Switching to portraits in pencil for a change. This is the first in a while. I'm a little rusty

Horse Race

I painted this for a friend at work who was retiring. It's 11X14 Acrylic on canvas.

Another Yosemite Landscape

9X12 Pastel

Red Rock

9X11 Pastel

HALO 3

Brendan asked me to paint this. I used the the grid method going from 8X10 to 16X20

Bodie Island Lighthouse

8 X 10 panel board

Another Teton Landscape

Yosemite Landscape

From a photo in the WetCanvas.com image library. 16 X20 Framable?

Teton Landscape

Shamrock at Rest

Limited pallet

Country Landscape

Working on landscapes

Shrimp Boat with fisherman

Labored with this one a bit. Too much detail!

Simple Seascape

I liked the referrence photo a lot on this one and couldn't resist.

Limited Palette

Used the "Zorn" palette for this one. black, white, yellow ocre and cad red light.

A great fishing guide from Crisfield, MD

High Country Landscape

Still trying to paint landscapes

My House

This is from a photograph I took.

Denali Landscape

An attempt at a big space landscape.

North Country

11X14 on panel board - Golden Open paint. Warm foreground, cool background

Super Catch

Broke out the pastels for this one. It's a play from Super Bowl 42 I'll never forget

Yosemite Landscape

First painting with Golden "Open" paints. They dry a lot slower than regular acrylics. The bottom part of this is not as red as it looks.

Sedona

Red sunlit rocks are hard to get the color just right.

Conch

Tried to go more loose. Not sure if I nailed the values on this

Harbor Scene (Peggy's Cove)

This is a bit larger 16X20. I got cought up in too much detail again. Tough to keep all the buildings in line.

Yellowstone Bison

A Yellowstone Bison at rest. You don't see many bison paintings.

Grizzly 3

Here's another Grizzly painting

Grizzly 2

Here's another grizzly/brown bear from a bunch of photos I found.

Grizzly

An Alaskan grizzly feeding on salmon

Gulls

What can I say, 2 gulls

Backyard Trees

A late winter/early spring view of the my backyard sans new homes in the background.

Stone Bridge

Colors used: Ultramarine Blue, Raw Umber, Naples Yellow and White

Rural Gas Station

This one took longer than I wanted. I got caught up in some of the details but had fun anyway.

Route 66 Gas Station

This is my first painting on masonite (panelboard) It's the stuff you can draw on with erasable markers. After lightly sanding it's ready to go. The photo is from Creative Commons Flickr.

Street Scene 2

Here is another street scene from the same morning.

Street Scene

This was taken on the way to driving my son to school one rainy January morning.

Anglers on Drift

Got this one from one of my fishing magazines.

Harbor

Boats are harder to paint than they look.

42nd St.

My first cityscape. It's of 42nd St. NY. I would like to try a few more. I may have gone too dark.