Painting movement has been an interest as long as I can remember. When I was very young preschooler, I had an activity book with wildlife...

Spring is calling; my interest in topology wavers: my acrylic paint palette is hardening. I have an urge to finish my old projects.      ...

  The header is a detail  from "Rock and Snow," an oil painting on cradled 12" square by 1 1/2" deep board. It is on...

The best curated exhibit we saw was at Center Pompido:." Prehistory: A Modern Enigma" at Centre Pompidou was a journey we walked t...

Seeing  interesting pattern, shapes, line, and color in the landscape is a step in framing my photographs to a rectangular window. Then wit...

Starting July 31st my past four Wednesday blogs were about the development of two similar paintings. I declare them finished this week.  A...

The roll of fox paintings was interrupted by my husband's gall bladder surgery. On Saturday the day after surgery he did well. We enjoy...

Traditionally painters make plans like taking photos of their subject and making drawings of their composition before starting to transfer t...

 Since my Wednesday post, I thought working larger would be easier than doing two paintings with very small foxes. I tried on Thursday jus...

Completed on Day Four Fox were in the back yard close up for observation until July 5th. The fireworks must have made them fearful t...

To take advantage of the early morning sunshine, I started painting at 7:00 AM  last Thursday. The first gestural attempt sometimes is the b...