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| Sketching is my form of meditation - nestle in a chair with a good pencil, textured paper and a few tunes and my mind relaxes to thoughts of lines and form. Winter is the best time for sketching. |
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Nature Sketches
Monday, December 17, 2012
Soul as Form
Bittersweet III
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This is the smallest of the bittersweet paintings I have created so far. It is a 12" x 12" painting on stretched canvas and is acrylic. The bittersweet berries are so vivid and their movement so lively - it just makes me happy to paint them.
I recently sold Bittersweet II and the new owner sent me a photo of it in its new home. I love to see where my paintings live once they leave my easel. I hope this one finds a home as beautiful as the last one.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Hennessy Market Show
Sunday, October 28, 2012
Schweitzer View Trees - Sketch
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| In Ponderay, Idaho there is a beautiful corner lot where 2 Maple trees stand with a view of Schweitzer Mountain from their perch. The trees are magnificent creatures. Every day I pass these trees. They stand tall and proud even when they are leafless but they are in their full glory in the Fall when every color a leaf can be is represented on these trees. As the highway creeps closer their surrounding is getting smaller but their view stays the same. I love these trees. Graphite sketch on watercolor paper. |
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Steady Center
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| I try to leave my abstract painting interpretations up to the viewer so I will not go into detail with this painting. The title will give you a little clue into my thoughts while painting this 10" x 10" canvas. The rest is open to your mind to play with. I would love to hear where your mind takes this. 10" x 10" acrylic on canvas |
Monday, September 24, 2012
Montana Man
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| If you have ever spent time in the great state of Montana you will notice something about the men. I have never met a Montana man who was not totally in love with hunting, fishing and the great outdoors. This charcoal drawing is in honor of the outdoorsmen. 11" x 14" charcoal on heavyweight paper |
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