Saturday, November 15, 2014

The Traveling Chicken


Oil on panel
8 x 8
$95

This post was done for the 'Traveling Chicken" blog.  This little bird has been sent all over the world from artist to artist to paint.  Check it out!  The Traveling Chicken
If interested in purchasing, email me here.

Sunday, September 7, 2014

Edge of the Pond


Oil on canvas
12 x 12
$200 framed

Early summer at the edge of a secluded pond in Falmouth.

Monday, June 9, 2014

Ellie

Acrylic 8x10, NFS

This was a study, done a few years ago, of my niece at Crescent Beach, Maine.

Monday, June 2, 2014

Red Returning


Oil on canvas
12x12
$225 framed

A placid end to the day on Campobello Island, NB.  
(Photo by Ron Rubocki)

Freeport View, Winter 2014




Oil on panel, 9x12, 
$225 SOLD

This 'secret view' in Freeport will be a subject for a painting project in the future with 2 good friends. I tried to capture how cold this past winter was here in Maine...brutal.

Luminous Beach

              
Oil on panel
9x11
$150 / $220 framed

A special spot from a family vacation last year in the Keys.

Christmas Primaries


Oil on gessoboard
6 x 6
$155

Here is another painting of the set up I did a while back with poinsettia leaves. This time in oil.  Inspired by Qiang Huang's beautiful still lifes.  I wish I could master his economy of brushstrokes!!

Early Morning Mist


Oil on canvas
8 x 10 
$185 SOLD

This scene was painted from a photo my husband took just across the street in the horse paddocks.  It was very early and the morning mist was lifting from the previous night's dew.  The big challenge was creating a mist that seemed transparent.

Sunday, May 18, 2014

Moving


Oil on panel
8 x 10
$190 framed
Donated

An attempt to 'loosen up' with palette knife only.  Lots of fun, but I had to decide not to care if it didn't work. I liked the result.  Thank you Christy for the photo!

Sunday, February 23, 2014

Waiting

Oil, 11x14, NFS
This was a class study from an original painting, artist unknown (to me).

Marsh Light

Oil, 8x10, NFS

There are many marshes here in Maine, which make wonderful painting subjects,

Saturday, February 1, 2014

Meet Me in Monument Valley

8x10 Acrylic, NFS

This is from an original photo we took in one of the most awe-inspiring areas of our country.  We took our children on a month-long trip out West in 2009 and returned with an overflow of memories that will last a lifetime.  We are blessed to be living in this land.

Seeking Treasures


Acrylic, 8x10, NFS

My daughter searching for sea glass on a postcard-perfect day.  Long Island, Maine

Day is Done

Oil on canvas
9 x 12
$175 framed

A more abstract study of a sunset on a lake.  Thank you Christy.


Thursday, January 30, 2014

Maine Marshland

Oil 9X12
$150 unframed, $190 framed

Good Pasture

Oil, 20x24, $250 framed

We have several fields of these unique bovines in the area.  
(Photo by Cynthia Marsden)

The Coast is Clear

Oil on panel 
11 x 14 
$195




Cobalt Vase

Acrylic on canvas
11 x 14 
$195 framed

Christmas Promise


Acrylic on canvas
8 x 10
$175 framed

Poinsettia leaves in a cobalt vase.

Spoon & Fruit

Oil on Gessoboard
6 x 6 
$75

Inspired by Carol Marine's wonderful, bold still-lifes.
                                       

My Yellow Truck

    
Oil on canvas
8 x 10
NFS

Is there anything better than watching children play on the beach?  Or remembering when you were one? Your dad lifting you over the big waves at the very last second. The unexpected 'crunch' of a little sand in your tuna sandwich. Happy, screeching children. Seagulls wheeling and swooping, searching for food neglected.  Digging moats and trenches into the heavy, wet sand to control the uncontrollable tides.   Salt-scented air, warm sticky sand.  You emerge nearly numb from the Maine ocean to drop belly-down on your warm towel.  Hoping, as you drift to sleep, that you won't get too burned.  I'd go back there if I could.

Mulholland Point Lighthouse

Acrylic
8x10
$200 framed

There are lots of lighthouses along Maine's rocky coast, all the way up into New Brunswick. I know they can be cliche', but they are still poignant and beautiful.  Thank you Ron for the photo.