Parental Guidance

12 x 24 Oil on Panel. This is another one of the wildlife series I have been working on. I have several 12 x 24's finished.

Abstract Orange

12 x 12 Oil on Panel. This abstract was actually done in Oil paint.

Three Abstracts

These are three framed abstracts. Each 4 x 4 Acrylic on Watercolor paper.

Central Market Plein Air

6 x 12. Oil on Panel. I painted out at Central Market Park area today. It really rained last night and it was not a sunny day. However, the cool weather was a very nice change!!

He speaks to the Earth

This is an 8 x 16 Acrylic on Panel. This was from a photo I took at Boggy Creek Farmers Market.

Pebble Beach

9 x 12. Oil on gallery wrap Panel. This was a beautiful photo and it was begging to be painted. It's our Aunt Judy at Pebble Beach! Sold.

Born to be Wild

12 x 24. Oil on Panel. I've been working on this one awhile. I think I'm finished.

Abstract

12 x 36. Acrylic on canvas. This is another experiment in my playing with abstracts. I am working on some realism still and will post those soon.

Film School

12 x 16. Oil on Canvas. I painted this vertically but I think I like it better horizontal. The good news with abstracts is you can hang them either way.

Second Painting in Series

8 x 16. Acrylic on Panel. This is the sister paining to the previous post. It was a great workshop and allowed me to free myself for a time.

My Journey Does Not End Here

8 x 16 Acrylic on Panel. Who painted this painting?? I did. I just finished a 2 day workshop with Jo Petersen and Dena Wenmohs at the Bunkhouse. It was completely different than what I normally do. I really needed a break from taking myself and my paintings so seriously! I can no longer claim to not be able to do an abstract painting.

Biking Adventure

This is an 11 x 14 oil on panel. I started this painting a long time ago. I just came upon it last night. I made some changes and added some more color.

Deep Eddy

5 x 5. Oil on panel. Yesterday it was 98 degrees in Austin. It makes plein air painting unappealing. However, several of us are in the habit of painting by local pools. We jump in before we start painting and drip dry as we paint. We were also in the shade. It was nice to be outside and Deep Eddy was the place to be! It was crowded.