Merritt Jacob
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Workshop at the Root School Paintings
Headed up to Jonesborough TN with Rich Nelson, to work with Tom Root. Tom And Peggy Root are both extraordinary painters and have established The Root School. Just experiencing the atmosphere of the school made was enlightening. These are my efforts while painting alongside Tom and Rich, with Haydn symphonies and various jazz compositions played […]
6 Men in a zoom meeting
6 friends from a zoom meeting Oil on 18 x 24 Strathmore
Easter Selfie
Got my second shot a few days ago. This is my last selfie before venturing ou into humanity. I know I look a year older. I wonder how everyone else fared?
Bob
My Uncle Bob Tayor. I keep trying to capture this guy, but he’s tough in more ways than one. I think this effort comes the closest. 16 x 20 oil
Selfie
Keeping up with the aging process. My last self portrait was a few years ago. 12″ x 16″ oil on linen.
Scott Lane
Scott Lane, our sitter at the Wednesday night head study. 12×16 oil on linen.