Prescient. Acrylic. 24 x 12"
Started this painting the day before Kilauea spoke... I love the Big Island.
Sometimes done isn't finished...
Working The River: Cordova, Alaska Cannery. Acrylic. 30 x 40."
However, for the sake of sanity, the work must be declared enough for now.
Spring ...
Don't tell the rest of the garden but this little nook of bulbs nestled into the base of the Empress Tree is my favorite part of spring.
Try, Try Again...
Working The River: Oregon City Downtown, Elevator No 2, 36 x 18" Acrylic
Downtown Oregon CIty Elevator No 2. is the second iteration of this unusual Oregon landmark. The first is enjoyed in a private collection yet, I wasn't totally happy with the first attempt. New and improved version in terms of composition.
Working The River: Toledo
Working The River: Toledo, Acrylic on Canvas, 30x24"
New work in the series "Working The River." The longer I work on this project, the more closely I observe operations like this, the more concerned I am for the earth.
She speaks...
She Speaks From Both Sides of Her Mouth. Pastel on archival paper 9"x12".
I've been doing a massive clean out of the studio and surprised to discover how prolific my work is. This commentary was made in late evening, the time of walking between the worlds when the subconscious directs the impulse rather than the daytime mindful push forwarding a body of work. Late night expression is so different from the "real" art I make. I've dismissed most of it, not showing the work, not acknowledging these outliers. Images tucked away until I forget about them. Time to let them live and breathe.