Category Archives: WATER series paintings

celebrating the summer solstice while painting Water #6

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So many grasses to paint on “water #6.” This painting is inspired from the shores of Lake Michigan.

painting what’s not really there (water painting #6)

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Here’s the latest photos of my progress on Water Painting #6–a scene inspired from the shores of Lake Michigan.

Water Painting #3 (part 4)

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Painting more shadows in the grass (Water Painting #5)

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Export to PDF | Export to DOCToday marks the end of my FIVE PAINTINGS in FIVE WEEKS personal challenge. How I’d do? Well… I do NOT have five complete paintings, however, I do have six paintings that are all very close to being finished. So I would say that this crazy deadline has helped me […]

Water Painting #4 (part 3)

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I’m painting a dock that is located on the salt marshes of Edisto Island. I wish I were there right now…

water painting #4 (part 2)

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water painting #4

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Export to PDF | Export to DOCWhen it’s all said and done, my current series called “WATER” will be made up of seven oil paintings. Some of these are inspired by the shores of Lake Michigan, and some are from the Low Country area of South Carolina. This particular piece (which I’m temporarily calling “water #4” […]

smelling roses while finishing water painting #2

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Export to PDF | Export to DOCDo you see the blue vase with the yellow roses sitting next to my easel? This morning I went into my neighbor’s yard (at her generous request) and picked myself a new crop of roses. I wish you could smell their sweet fragrance… it’s been quite inspiring. They have […]

Painting deck boards (water painting #2)

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My painting of the boardwalk over the salt marshes at Edisto Beach State Park is starting to come together. Here are some photos…

Thinking about Edisto Island while painting “Water #2″

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We went camping at Edisto Island, SC so that I could take lots of pictures that I would later turn into paintings. Here’s “water painting #2” in my series called WATER.