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Trumpeter   oil/canvas   40 x 20 x 1.5  

Fish Story   oil/canvas   20 x 16 x 1.5  Every family has them.  This one involves two brothers who, instead of dipping their poles into the...

Winter Reading   oil/canvas   11 x 14 x .5 I have always admired the painting-a -day artists!  Their brief spontaneous strokes are inspiring...

Boston Beat   oil/canvas   40 x 30 x 1.5  

Snow Peas and Tomatoes   oil/canvas   12 x 12 x .5  Imperfect things are often sold "as is", inviting the purchaser to decide if t...

  Spring Snow   oil/canvas   14 x 11 x .5 is a folk tradition in Ireland marking the beginning of Spring.  Even before I was aware of this I...

Fadeout   oil/canvas   20 x 30 x 1.5   Scene:     A typical drive back from Columbus on 1-77 North Task:  Photograph as many barn scenes a...

  2025 was a most challenging year for us.  Loss.  Pain.  More loss and frustration.  I could barely catch my breath.  For me, painting was ...

Boys' Clubs   oil/canvas   30 x 30 x 1.5  

Worship/Worry/Worshipped   oil/canvas   30 x 20x 1.5 This painting has arisen from the ashes of my attic.  Originally entitled "Living ...

Strawberry Almond   oil/canvas   14 x 11 Come Valentine's Day, my thoughts wander to the simple sweet simplicity of Wayne Thiebaud.  I f...

Jo - private collection  

R. Love   watercolor on Khadi   13 x 9.5 Portrait painting is an incredibly satisfying experience....or not...depending on the delicate bala...

Spring Snow   oil/canvas   14 x 11 The quality of the sun is quite different come February.  The sun is higher in the sky, moods become ligh...

Coneflower Past   watercolor   9 x 6 Who decides at what stage flowers are beautiful?  Cars?  Furniture?  Clothing?....and people?  At some ...

Kickline   oil/canvas   30 x 40 x 1.5  I love to dance.  And, as a dancer, I have always seen and felt the rhythms created by dancers in hig...

Chef or Chief   oil/canvas   48 x 24 x 1.5  There is nothing more not-me than painting by formula....you know what I mean.  You come up with...

  Harvest   oil/canvas   11 x 14 x .5 Cast aside illusions of grandeur.   Grab a smallish toned canvas....there might be a failed painting u...

GlimmerFlitterFly   oil/gold leaf on canvas   16 x 20 x 1.5  My favorite summer insects are both dragon- and damselflies.  They flit about o...

August  oil/canvas   16  x 20 x .5 floral displays include a profusion of hydrangeas....all sorts, all sizes and many colors.  The blooms ar...

  Protrusion Confusion   20 x 16 x 1.5 The way we see things evolves continually.  The bell bottom jeans I wore in 1970 were replaced by man...

Fishes or Brushes   oil/canvas   14 x 11 x .5  After one has been drawing and painting for a while, the notion of transparency arises....the...

Mayville   oil/canvas   14 x 11 x .5  One of our summer forays was to  Chautauqua Institute .  We had been curious for many years as its men...

  Wrinkled   watercolor   14 x 11 Here is something I rarely say:  I love this watercolor!   Yes, the subject is humble....who wants a paint...

Things in My Pantry That Are Red   watercolor   12 x 20  has always been a color for others.  Red turns up the spotlight and puts a target o...

Trickles   oil/canvas   30 x 24x 1.5 My partner grew up in the East.  His childhood vacations were taken to the Jersey shore.  At the beginn...

Mary 20 x 10 x 1.5 is a painter from my oil class.  I feel so privileged to meet so many creatives of like mind! One of the challenges I alw...

Donuts for Wayne   oil   11 x 14 x .5 The work of American artist Wayne Thiebaud has always fascinated me, from the first time I saw his wor...

Laden   oil/canvas   20 x 20 x 1.5 is perhaps the best word to describe the peak of winter joy for me...trees weighted down with snow, their...

Tomatoes   oil/canvas   11 x 14 x .5 This work painted itself before I began...knew what I wanted.  No table. No bowl....and no pretty table...

Gerbera   oil/canvas   14 x 11 x .5  Painting flowers is not for sissies!  So much information...so much detail...and so many relationships!...

Diss-Guise   watercolor   13x 10  

Reboot   watercolor   10 x 13 Nothing is a more lively still life subject than an old pair of boots or shoes that still hold the forms of th...

Ode to Dangling   oil/canvas   20 x 16 x .5  "Having your feet on solid ground", "being grounded"...those phrases indica...

This small but brisk portrait was done in fun as a surprise anniversary gift for some dear ones.  The reference was a selfie shot by the two...

  Outfield   12 x 9 x .5   oil sketch on canvas

I'm afraid my annoyance has far outweighed my appreciation for these large and powerful geese from up north.  After all, their feces see...

Thurman's Guitar and Violin Repair (Kent, OH)   oil/canvas   10 x 20 x 1.5 Thurman's Guitar and Violin Repair on Franklin Avenue in ...

Citrus Slices   oil/canvas   11 x 14 x .5 These terms all refer to a viewpoint that is atypical for painting.  Shapes from above become so i...

Garden Shed   oil/canvas   14 x 11 x .5  This painting of our garden shed is, for better or worse, the image that greets me on an almost dai...

Umbrella   oil/canvas   36 x 48  I really have no idea why some glimpses of life are more appealing than others.  This scene appeared as I w...

Turnabout - Carducci   watercolor/gouache   13 x 20 Although I have seen her only minimally over the past several years, Judy was a constant...

Amanda   watercolor   20  x 13.5 Amanda, originally from South Africa, is an artist from my past watercolor session.  She is a sculptor by t...

Three Scoops on High   watercolor  mixed   14.25 x 6  Summer=ice cream.  No doubt.   ...and while we are experiencing a bit of mixed media f...

Raspberry   watercolor   13 x 10.5  "Raspberry" was such a fun watercolor project!  As I become bored with the repetition and seri...

At The Hip   Watercolor   25.5 x 16  Oh Yes!...a scene that I am very familiar with...dressing up young boys for a formal event...in this ca...

Brown eggs   watercolor   13 x 9.5  One of my spring rituals is to paint eggs...'tis the season!   This year I decided to paint brown eg...