Posts Categorized: Watercolors

I’m convinced we have the best sunsets! Varied, long lasting, breathtakingly beautiful. This moment was peaceful, colorful and inspiring. As… Read more »

I suspect the etymology of a “stand” of timber partly refers to the whole supporting the individual, so all continue… Read more »

The title for this watercolor comes from an old “country” song written by George Jones that’s been covered by many… Read more »

I’m frequently asked, “do you paint from photographs or on site?” The answer is both as well as from sketches… Read more »

Painters and photographer call it the “golden hour”. It’s the first and last hour of each day when the sun… Read more »

The starting point in this watercolor was painting the main dark limb on bone dry watercolor paper and letting the… Read more »

As I came around a curve on Highway 101 at 55 mph I glanced out to sea and this is… Read more »

There are a lot of days on the Oregon Coast when the sky turns from gray to black, but there… Read more »

Personally, I gravitate toward the quietest stretches of shoreline for the solitude it provides and have long felt it was… Read more »

Sunsets are inspirational on every level. When the tide is low, and wind calm, the still water reflects… everything. Lincoln… Read more »