
Tag Archives: landscape
Pastel Pond
Guardian
12×24 oil on panel. Feat. Barry Flanagan’s “Thinker on a Rock.”
Duality
9×12 oil on canvas – Sculpture “Back of a Snowman” by Gary Hume in the Des Moines Pappajohn Sculpture Park,
Lazily Grazing
24×24 oil paint on mounted wood panel.
This too was painted in its entirety with a little piece of hard plastic. Almost akin to a little trowel. It’s rather exciting and allows one to go extremely short (thick) with the paint.
Lakeside Calm
12×16 oil paint on wood panel
Don’t Look Back
12×24 oil paint on wood panel.
This was painted entirely with a little piece of plastic.
River Bend
18 x 24 oil on canvas
Exalted
8 x 24 oil on panel
Duluth from Park Point 02
9×18 oil paint on panel done “en plein air” from our home on Park Point, Duluth Mn. July 12th, 2017
Duluth from Park Point 01
8×12 oil paint done “en plein air” from our home on Park Point, Duluth. July 7th 2017
Des Moines Sculpture Park
9×12 oil on panel – plein air
Six Cows
6×12 oil on wood panel
Pony
11×14 oil on canvas
Countryside 111
12×24 oil on panel
Hildreth’s Pond
9×12 oil on wood panel – plein air 05/04/2017
Monarch
11×14 oil on canvas – private collection
Egret Landing II
12 x 24 oil on panel
Great Blue 01
8×10 oil on panel
“The Hub”
20×24 oil on panel
“Greenwood Pond”
12×16 oil on canvas
Great White Heron II
8×10 oil on canvas
The Replacements
11×14 oil on canvas
Two Pines
11×14 oil on canvas
Late Corn
11×14 oil on wood – private collection
Iowa Horizon
20×24 oil on canvas – private collection
Winter Farm
8×10 oil on panel – private collection
Anticipation
11×14 oil on panel
Stable Mate
18×24 oil on panel
Sapphire Day
12×24 oil on canvas – private collection
“Fields”
16×20 oil with knife on mounted panel
“CRP Mix”
8×12 oil on panel
“Arteaga Range, Coahuila”
“Greenwood”
“Untitled Seagull Study on Bay”
“One Night in Oskaloosa”
“Small Town Twilight”
“Hogback Bridge Study”
“Forty Four”
‘Forty Four’
“After the Regatta”
“On the Park Point bridge”
I have been fascinated with the aerial lift bridge since seeing it for the first time over seven years ago. Now that we have been spending our summers on Park Point, I have finally gotten around to approaching this marvel as subject matter. I am so taken by it that I intend to keep painting the bridge in all available light. This little jewel turned out to my liking. I hope you enjoy it too!