Posts Categorized: Watercolors

Standing still or still standing? Actually, both. We all need and have times when we pause long enough to drink… Read more »

When I haven’t painted in a while and there’s nothing “easy” to pick up where I left off, I will… Read more »

It seems like at least one morning each week I find myself on the beach as the first rays of… Read more »

Off in the distance on a typical gray coastal morning, I saw this guy just as he stepped into the… Read more »

This old log, probably a spruce, has been around for decades and is likely still lying there. I’ve had this… Read more »

With predominantly onshore winds, air quality on the Northwest Coast is some of the cleanest on the planet. The exception… Read more »

Here’s proof there can be decades between inspiration and fruition. These wallflowers at the edge of Tillamook Bay with Garibaldi’s Fishing… Read more »

I realize there are people whose only experience at the end of the day on the Oregon Coast is watching… Read more »

Each year before Christmas, Providence Seaside Hospital holds their Festival of Trees fundraiser. I was invited to provide an original… Read more »

Knowing there are artists and collectors who are curious about how one composes a painting, I offer these insights into… Read more »