Showing posts with label marsh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marsh. Show all posts

Thursday, May 5, 2016

SOLD PAINTING AND DAYDREAM 36 X 36





 What a Lovely Home:  Sold
Daydream 36 x 36


It has been awhile since my last post.  I have been traveling a lot for work and its my busy season with getting our fabric line printed for the next season.  The bird's nest sold to the VA Hospital in Richmond, Virginia a few months ago and I am finally posting it.  The other painting is in the marsh series I have been working on recently.  Daydream is available at Anne Irwin Fine Art.

Tuesday, March 22, 2016

Dream 36 x 36 Oil On Canvas

Dream is the next painting in my series of softer landscapes.  It is available at Anne Irwin Fine Art in Atlanta, Georgia. 

Thursday, February 4, 2016

MORNING MIST 30 x 40 Oil on Canvas

I seem to be getting a slow start to 2016 for many reasons.  Here is the first painting of the year.  It will go to Anne Irwin Fine Art next week. 

Thursday, April 30, 2015

SOLD PAINTINGS






The following paintings have sold:  Adrift 40 x 30 and I also painted a marsh scene for a commission, which is not posted.  Thank you!

Saturday, February 28, 2015

Palmetto State Park II 24 x 18 Oil on Linen




I basically did the same layout as in Palmetto State Park, but went in and changed the colors and removed some of the marsh and faded the background.  Just wanted to try this one again.  This painting is available through me.  

Sunday, February 22, 2015

Afternoon Delight 20 x 24 Oil on Linen






This painting has been painted for quite sometime.  I have gone back into it and changed things a few times.  It is available through me and will be at a show I am participating in June.  More on that later.  This year I had planned on posting quicker and more often.  I am not off to a good start. I just counted and I have 8 paintings that I need to photograph and post.  Also, get to a gallery.  This weather isn't helping.  Hopefully this week sometime I will have a chance to get outside and take some photos.  Initially I did a plein air study at Folly Beach State Park in South Carolina.  This is a larger version with a few changes.