"Feathery Sky"

"Feathery Sky"

10x10 Oil on Prepared Paper

Matted in an extra deep mat and framed under glass 

with a contemporary maple frame

$360

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This painting is one of those get up early and paint the sunrise mornings. It is amazing what clouds do. They change so much in a second! By the time you get to the top, the bottom has changed, and vice versa. But, if you capture it accurately in real time, it will all go together.

"God-Rays"

"God-Rays"

plein air painting

10x10 Oil on Prepared Paper

Floated so you can see all the edges in an extra deep archival mat

framed size 17x17

Framed in a Maple contemporary frame

$360

This gorgeous piece is a show stopper for such a small piece. The sense of the rays reaching down to the sea is almost spiritual. This is one of 15 plein aire paintings I did in one week in at Goose Rocks beach in Kennebunkport, Maine in September, working on an enclosed porch at the crack of dawn. Because of the enclosure, I could set up the easel, lights for the easel and for the palette and be ready, coffee cup in hand for the first rays, and I never knew what the morning would bring - simple clear color stripes? a storm? and sometimes I got something like this.  You can see the plein air paintings by clicking here. I also created a series of studio paintings from the photographs and memories I took home with me.You can see all the studio paintings on my websiteby clicking here.

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"Wisps Over Flats"

"Wisps Over Flats"

plein aire painting

10x10 oil on prepared paper

floating in a wide, deep archival mat

Framed under glass with a maple contemporary frame

$360

This soft and beautiful piece was painted from the glassed in front porch of a cottage on Goose Rocks Beach in Kennebunkport, Maine.  I just loved the flats when the tide ebbed and made unpredictible ripples in the sand, exposing treasures underneath. The ledges you see in the painting would dissapear almost entirely at high tide. The cloud patterns that morning were a perfect couterpoint to the sand shapes. What would you say? Is this a skyscape or a sea scape?