Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trees. Show all posts

Oct 4, 2012

Lavender Field & Farm


This is the Jackson School Lavender field on Old Jackson School Road in Hillsboro, Oregon. It is just a few miles outside Portland but it seems like a hundred miles. It's such a rural, quiet  setting. This is the second painting I did that day. The first one was posted Oct. 1,  and it won a First Place in oil landscapes at the annual North Clackamas Arts Guild last weekend.

Oct 2, 2012

Melody in Purple


This is the first plein-air painting from the Lavender fields. I thought I'd try just a small one first. There were poppies growing around the edges of the field. It was a really hot day, close to 90-degrees. Luckily, there were a lot of trees lining the road, so, guess where I parked my easel to paint?

Aug 4, 2012

Lost Lake

Lost Lake, 18x24, oil on stretched canvas
auction starts at $395


Lost Lake is another large painting from last winter. A quiet scene — a lake that is the headwaters for a small stream and a snow covered mountain watching over the valley.

Aug 1, 2012

First Cast

 First Cast, 18x24, original oil painting on stretched canvas
auction starts at $395
(click here to view larger image or to bid on painting)

Here's another large painting from last winter—another painting about stillness and tranquility. What could be more peaceful than that first cast from a boat on a quiet morning?

Jun 4, 2012

The Boy's Pond



$75
Isn't this a great place for my grandsons on a hot summer day? Of course, putting the boat in the pond only happens after all the chores — collect the eggs, feed the chickens and take care of the lambs first!