24x36” oil on canvas, wip As the sun takes up its place in the dome of the morning sky, the waves continue to roll in, and it seems every...

Here’s an oil on canvas, framed in my last silver floater in this size, just finished today! Another attempt at doing the effects of...

I’ve been working on a new 24x36” oil on linen of a boat that was a fixture at my favorite spot, Radio Island. A victim of Hurricane...

Another piece where the large has been worked over from the mini- this is a 36x48” oil I had started a year ago, lost steam and put in...

I’ve been putting in some time on this Carrot Island piece and like where it’s going. It’s still in progress, and is getting thicker...

I try to get out and sketch on the regular. The small sketchbook keeps the process from getting too precious, also making the sketch more...

I have a passion for the line- and the line, when coupled with quick watercolor washes, gives the immediacy and honesty and truth to a...

Lately, I’ve become accustomed to sketching a couple pages a day in my Moleskine. I either sketch what’s close, as in the vacuum by the...

I do a lot of sketching out on site using a small sketchbook and a splash of watercolors. These are so fun to do, and I can get them done...

It’s always bittersweet when you finish a sketchbook. There are usually months worth of sketches and ideas trapped within the wrinkly...

So much has been happening this Spring, and I’ll get to some of it over the next posts, but I did want to talk a little about the joy of...

As a nice subject change, I’ve started a large piece based on our family walks through the nature trail around Fort Macon, on Atlantic...

Ah, Maurice Sendak’s great children’s book is a favorite of mine, and the title popped into my head last night while taking a few minutes...

I’ve discovered something over the last year. We all need ways to empty our minds of the massive amount of stimuli that bombard us daily....