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4.17.2015

Jefferson Memorial and Cherry Blossoms


Created plein air, this painting was put together quickly with serious parking constraints and hoards of people around. Cherry blossom season in DC is thrilling.

Jefferson Memorial and Cherry Blossoms
Wallis Belgian Mist
10x8:


4.14.2015

The Season for Cherry Blossoms


Today I fought the crowds and the parking situation to do two paintings en plein air. With only an hour to paint or be towed, I worked much more quickly than usual.

Spring Cherry Blossoms
Wallis Belgian Mist
7x5

3.30.2015

Hillsborough Silo


This is from the vantage of Hillsborough Vineyards; it's a small, charming farm with both a treeline and a fence line next door.

Hillsborough Silo
9x12 on Uart
soft pastel

3.26.2015

Shoals at Boka Ascencion, Curacao


Located at an inlet from the Caribbean Sea, Boka Ascencion is known for turtle watching from the walled cliffs bordering it. Boka Ascencion is also the name of a plantation in this area of Curacao.

Shoals of Boka Ascencion, Curacao
soft pastel on Uart 500
12x16

3.09.2015

Associates Gallery, Workhouse Building W-9

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2.23.2015

King George Farm

This is painted from an image I took on the way to Colonial Beach, Virginia. It is of a sprawling farm in King George County. The land was as vivid at the deep sky. Much of the foreground leaves the watercolor underpainting exposed.



King George Farm
soft pastel with watercolor underpainting on Pastelbord
14x11"

2.10.2015

Lancaster Silos, Winter

In this part of Lancaster County, much of the snow was just a memory. These silos popped against beautiful cloud formations, full of movement.



Lancaster Farm
soft pastel and charcoal on Uart 500
5x7"

2.06.2015

Lancaster Snow 2

I am going to try a bit of Marla Bagetta's style these days and do some repeation. While the first looks frigid, this one looks harsh due to its greater contrast. I especially like the deep turquoise sky and how it made parts of the snow look greenish.



Lancaster Snow 2
soft pastel and charcoal on Uart 500
5x7"