Yesterday’s “Spring Show” reception at Viewpoints Gallery went well. It was very well attended, thanks to the sunny weather we had that’s been sorely lacking in the past 6 months.
Month: April 2006
If you’re a painter and have been exposed to many other working artists (in workshops, plein air events, etc) you’ll notice some commonalities in how we paint, and certainly lots
Great news today! I received an email from Kristen Kestly at The Vault Gallery in Sonora inviting me to their Seventh Annual Gold Country Plein Air event. I’ve been trying
Color–more than any other element–is what most people complement my work for. I’m happy for that, because together with composition–something most people don’t think about, because it’s subtle–color is something
Great news! My two paintings donated to New Leaf sold for more than asking price! Felt great. And, Armistead Maupin, a guest speaker of the event (the famous author) thought
Still having fun painting winter scenes. I can see why many of the masters may have painted them as well–you’re really able to stretch the scale of values (black to
I’ve donated two paintings to New Leaf, a nonprofit multi-purpose counseling center for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) communities of San Francisco and the surrounding Bay Area. They
Recieved a letter today inviting me to participate in “Peninsula Plein Air”, an invitational exhibtion at Filoli (the mansion used in the TV show “Dallas” and films like “The Wedding
I’m continuing my fun with abstraction and color. This work isn’t abstract as the last, but I enjoyed pushing the color in this one. Truckee River, Winter, 8×10
I tried to abstract this scene out more than I accomplished, although I’m happy with the color harmony, and I think the values are pretty solid. “Beach Town”, Half Moon