Posts Categorized: Watercolors

Having spent most of my adult life in, on and around the ocean, I’m frequently asked, do you still surf?… Read more »

There are so many points of inspiration along the Northwest Coast, it’s nearly infinite. When you shuffle in the seasons,… Read more »

With not a breath of wind, the sunset hues were mirrored perfectly in the shallow water on this low tide… Read more »

This watercolor was painted for the “Earth & Ocean Arts Festival” in September 2021. Inspired by countless walks along our… Read more »

Occasionally, I start a painting with only a vague idea of where it’s headed. In this case a single breaking… Read more »

One of the most important things any artist needs to determine is when a piece of artwork is finished. It… Read more »

I started this watercolor with some foundational, large fields of color to define the wave shape. Once the pigments are… Read more »

One of the ways I manage the worries and stresses of life is by starting almost every day walking between the… Read more »

The difference between the soft ethereal atmosphere and the hard, broken and battered tree is what cried out to be… Read more »