Monday, January 11, 2016

Small Works/3040 Gallery

Here are a few more small pastels that are in 3040 Gallery in Old Forge, NY.
December Snow, 4x6

Evening on the Moose River, 4x4

Snowy River, 6x4

I haven't posted since September!  Time is flying by and I can't seem to keep up.  I have been happy to supply small pastel works to 3040 Gallery in Old Forge, NY, which seem to be selling.  I also supplied small pastels for a show in Middletown, NY recently, which has turned out to be very nice.  I'm posting some of the small pastels.  Most are 3.5x5, 4x4, 5x5 and 4x6.  I've had lots of fun doing these small pieces.
Nuthatch, 6x4

Lavender Light, 6x4

Autumn Afternoon, 6x4

Winter Camp, 4x6

Wednesday, September 16, 2015

Cape Cod Couple

Two years ago, we camped at Cape Cod, MA for a week in October.  It was quiet, some restaurants were still open for delish seafood, and I got to take lots of photos for paintings.  These boats were anchored near the shore in Wellfleet and I loved how they looked together. Just like two Cape Cod couples, happy to be together, waiting for their next adventure.  I painted this on a pastelbord that is 6x18. I really liked the format.

Friday, August 14, 2015

San Juan Capistrano Village Gate

Last year, on our trip to California, I went to paint in the little historic village in San Juan Capistrano.  It's always beautiful there, little side streets with old houses dating from the 1700's, flowers everywhere blooming, as they only do all year round in California.  This was done this spring from a photo I took that day.  Loved the light play on the gate, flowers and road.  I have to say, I do miss this place wherever we are home in the Adirondacks.  This is 20x16 pastel




Before the Storm

Going out to paint can be an iffy proposition.  It really didn't look like it would rain, so I packed up my gear and headed to the bridge, at the back of Abanakee Lake, in Indian Lake.  I was enjoying the view and started to paint when the light changed, the wind picked up and I realized that the mountain I was painting was looking very ominous.  The one thing I didn't want wet was my pastels, so I packed up quickly, took lots of pictures and got in the car.  Ready to start the car, the downpour came.  Saved once again!  Finished at home.  This pastel was sold at Abanakee Studios,  Indian Lake, NY

11x14 Pastel


Sunday, March 8, 2015

Tree Shadows

Shadows around this gorgeous tree in Rochester, New York caught my attention.  There was a peace to this tree, so sturdy, so much width to shelter people from the sun, a bit mystical in it's color.  I don't know what kind of tree this is, but still love the beauty in it. 

10x10 Canson Touch pastel paper mounted to board