some years it is bone dry, this year, ground was sopping wet; walking around the shoreline, sitting on dry logs and watching self stirred reflections walking the other way around, sitting on logs after repeatedly soak stepping into … Continue reading →
an earlier than early watercolour from 83′ from our own stash of never shown works Woodland stream / simpler study from then basically paynes gray n umber 8″ x 12″ approx / watercolour on arches paper
Continue reading →autumn is always shorter than i can paint it so i continue painting red poking up thru the snow season while working the snow season to cover up the autumn reds poking thru red swirl of autumn raven lake as … Continue reading →
the second wintering cardinals in a large area of landscape the better to breathe their size from a rocky outcrop in a rock cut along hwy 28 wintering cardinals 2 16″ x 23 1/2″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on … Continue reading →
we fed raised 75+ generations of cardinals from our balcony before neighbours complained and we had to stop. this was several years ago. didn’t like it but moved on. ever since i have on occasion felt the urge / need … Continue reading →
i’ve talked of this before in earlier posts, mostly after working up the latest rain pond filled with autumn leaves; come fall i go looking thru rolling countryside, for rain filled depressions in the land, for rain created instant ponds … Continue reading →
slowly over the past year, along with everything else, i have been working thru … Continue reading →
new october reflection from the trout pond autumn trout pond 32 5/8″ x 22 3/4″ watercolour / acrylic painted directly on gessoed panel available 2600.
Continue reading →posted the 2nd coming to open water in winter study earlier without having done the same for the first one. love it when the streams stay open / first open stream with the ice covered snow looking like a floor … Continue reading →
2nd coming to open water in winter study. Unique moments in time as this is winter has brought pile high snow for a change and with the snow covered ice reaching almost across to where zigzag long … Continue reading →