Kennedy
Kennedy Greenwood, a British Musician now residing in Detroit with my friend Maggie Schultz. A great guy. Together he and Maggie make up the duo, “Honey and Buffalo”. 18 x 24 charcoal on strathmore paper.
Nina Simone, the Black Swan
Nina Simone, 24″ x 30″ Oil on linen. Done for my gallery in Tryon, NC., Nina’s birthplace.
Lady in a Red Headdress
This is Kate from the Atlanta Artist’s Center. 11 x 14 oil on linen.
Huck
This is Huck, a white labrador retriever. This was a commission for a neighbor in Atlanta. 11 x 14 Oil on linen.
Prints are now available
I’ve added a set of botanical prints I illustrated years ago, along with my Blues musician series. Go to prints category in upper right of page or “click here”
Hay Barn in the Valley
Hay barn filled for winter in a beautiful valley west of Hendersonville, NC. 9″ x 12″ oil on linen panel.
White Barn Sunset
With just a little daylight left and the temperature dropping fast, I had to stop and paint this scene on the road between Hendersonville and Brevard. 9×12 oil on linen
Sycamore Field
There is still some color left in the Mountains of North Carolina.
Killarney House
My first Plein air in our new home, Hendersonville, NC. This is Killarney house. Ours is the guest or carriage house glimpsed in the background. 9 x 12 oil on linen panel.
Naomi
2 hr oil sketch, painted at the Atlanta Artist’s Center.
Red Hot
What is left of an old truck stop sign on the outskirts of Meridian, Mississippi.
Elena
Elena, a fantastic new model at the Atlanta Artist’s Center. Oil on 12″ x 16″ Arches oil paper. “Available”
The White Chicken Strut
A proud white chicken strutting around the coup in Rabun Gap, Georgia. Oil on 12″ x 16″ linen. “Available”
Chocolay River Bank
At a bend in the Chocolay river as the sun was coming up in the UP of Michigan near Marquette. 8″ x 10″ oil on linen panel
St William’s Church
St William’s Catholic church in Paoli, Wisconsin, just a few miles outside of Madison. A very pretty little mission style church at the corner of the town square.
Sue Taylor’s Wisteria
Just finished a trip through Michigan, Wisconsin, and then Chicago. This is Sue Taylor’s wisteria in Lake Station, Michigan. 8″ x 10″ oil on linen panel.
Happy 4th of July
A very Happy Birthday to a very special lady, my Granddaughter Emily. I miss you so. This piece is a digital painting of Obi-Wan as a younger man. This was done as part of a boxed set released by Lucas Films and Hasbro. Done in Corel Painter.
Field with Long Shadows
Final painting from final day in Provence. Field with long shadows, 8″ x 10″ oil on panel.
Le Madelene, near Malaucene, France
A painting from the road of Le Madelene, the ancient monastery where we stayed during the workshop with Julian Merrow-Smith. Day 5 6″ x 10″ oil on panel.
Day 1 in Provence
Just behind Le Madelene, where we stayed, is this beautiful valley full of vineyards and orchards. The clouds moved in, but it was still a stunning view. Julian had just given an amazing demo and we all scattered to find our masterpieces. 6″ x 8″ oil on panel.
Nanybel
Nanybel Salazar, was the model for this session at the Atlanta Artist’s Center. Nanybel is also a a very talented painter and a juried member of The Atlanta Portrait Society. 11″ x 14″ oil on linen.
Man in Dark Red
This painting is from the Tuesday session at the Atlanta Artist’s Center. The model is Matthew. 12″ x 16″
Bud McGee’s Field
While driving from Atlanta to Louisiana, I left the highway at Forest, Mississippi to search for a subject to paint. Finally, I spotted this gorgeous field full of small yellow flowers. Little did I know, that the local dairy farmers had a different opinion of these little beauties. The owner of the farm, Bud, and […]
Reclining Nude
2 hr study of a reclining nude at the Atlanta Artist’s center. Oil on 11″ x 14″ linen
Front Yard Dogwood
The dogwood we planted about 12years ago, is beautiful this year.
Gord
Painted Alla Prima at the Atlanta Artist’s Center, 12″ x 16″ oil on linen. Happy Birthday to Grandson Thomas
The Berney Girls
I just finished this commission for my friends Chris and Caroline Berney. Their lovely girls, Lilly and Ava. 24″ x 30″ oil on linen.
Sketches of Clare
Clare, another of our great models at the Atlanta Artist’s Center. Both are oil on 12″ x 16″ linen
Rogdre
One more for the men in hats series. Rogdre is a model from the Atlanta Artist’s Center. 12″ x 16″ oil on linen
Emerald #5
Another of Emerald, one of our favorite models at the Atlanta Artist’s Center. 11″ x 14″ oil on linen. $600
White Rooster # 3
A white rooster from Rabun, Gap Georgia. 5″ x 7″ oil on linen panel. “Available”
Hen with Brown Head
Another for the chicken portrait series. Oil on 5″x7″ linen panel. “Available”
Rasheeda
A painting from life. Painted at the Atlanta Art Center. 11″x14″ oil on linen.
Quiana Reclining
Another from my wednesday night drawing and painting session. 11 x 14 oil on linen. “available”
Quiana
Another from my Wednesday night sketch session at the Atlanta Artist’s Center. 11″ x 14″ Oil on linen. “available”
Darwin
Darwin. One more for the “Men in Hats series”. Oil on 8″ x 10″ linen panel.
Emerald With a Fedora
Another from the wednesday night alla prima session. Oil on 12″ x 16″ linen “available”
Marietta Street Building by the Tracks
Another building near the tracks, near downtown Atlanta. Painted plein air despite the homeless fellas and the railroad cops. 11″ x 14″ oil on linen. “Available”
Jimmy O
One more for the men in hats series. 8″x10″ oil on linen panel
Rooftops in Rome
The light was just right and the sky was a color you only see in Italy. 8″ x 10″ oil on linen. “available”
Tom’s Boat House
Tom’s boat house in the morning light. Located on Granite Lake in Wisconsin. Just across the lake from where we stay every year. 9″ x 12″ color study done in oil on Arches oil paper.
Emerald
A great model from my Wednesday night drawing class. Oil on 11″x14″ linen. “Available”
Subrt’s Silo and Barn
Spent a windy morning painting this silo and barn , near Rice Lake Wisconsin, I’ve admired for years. I had to chase my sun umbrella down the road a couple times. I had a chance to meet Leroy and Gayle Subrt and they were very nice people. ” Sold”
Happy Birthday
This is a piece done for the Step by Step Illustrated Chinese Cookbook. Published by Simon and Schuster in the late 70’s. Watercolor and ink on rice paper.
Small Nude
An hour and a half, oil sketch from life. Oil on 11″ x 14″ canvas.
Abandoned Burger Joint
An abandoned burger joint on Atlanta’s west side. 11″ x 14″ Oil on linen. Happy Father’s day. You know who I’m talking to..
Strolling in Rome
A couple strolling at the Campo de Fiore in Rome. Oil on 5″x7″ linen panel. “available”
Iris in Brown Vase
The Iris are huge and beautiful in our garden this spring. I managed to paint this before they were flattened by the rain.. Oil on 12″ x 16″ linen.
Building by the Tracks
An odd shaped building by the tracks near midtown Atlanta, with downtown off in the distance. 12″ x 16″ Oil on linen.
Rome Backstreet
A back alley type street full of little cars and motorbikes. 5″ x 7″ oil on linen panel.
Alec in Shades 2
Another of my friend Alec. Oil on 5″x7″linen panel.
Vatican City Street Scene
A winding street scene in Vatican City. Oil on 5″x7″ linen panel.
Street Scene in Rome
A scene from our trip a few years ago,somewhere in Rome.
Atomic Disintegrator
Atomic disintegrator, made by Hubley, Thanks to Russ Williams for the loan of his ray gun for my still life. Oil on 12″ x 16″ canvas panel. “sold”
Alec in Shades
A small portrait of my friend Alec. Painted from one of his photos taken in Northern Michigan. Oil on 8″ x 10″ linen panel.
Lake Lanier, Tryon, N.C.
Another from the fall plein air workshop in Tryon, NC. Oil on 11 ” x 14″ canvas.
North Carolina Mountain Veiw
A view of the North Carolina Mountains painted on recent fall outdoor workshop with Rich Nelson. Oil on 9″ x 12″ canvas
Irises in Ceramic vase
A vase of irises from our garden, Painted early this past summer. 12″ x 16″ oil on linen.
3 Jacksons
3 views of Jackson, our big beautiful flat coat retriever. He left a short time ago and went wherever good dogs go when they pass on. He was a pal and a clown and we miss him. Oil on 24″ x 36″ canvas
Morning Window
An illustration from a book I’ve been working on for years now. I might finish it in this lifetime, or maybe not. Done digitally in Painter and Photoshop.
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