Ten more days for me to get ready for teaching a watercolor workshop Saturday, November 2, at the Oregon State Fish Hatchery and Research Ce...

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...

Every Spring the first time painting outdoors after becoming accustomed to dimmer lighting of winter, I need to be mindful that the brighter...

The removal of cataracts is rejuvenating my vision and I enjoy more beautiful, bright vibrant colors.  The future holds some welcomed cha...

             I anticipated lavender areas would help pop autumn colors to express how I felt about Ritner Creek.  I began the painting on...

 I got frustrated with the confines of a lasagna pan palette with parchment paper inserted with masking tape that wouldn't stick.  Ev...

Above is an early stage of the painting. I was painting the last days of our birch tree that was rotten and had to be cut down. I liked th...

I am very enthusiastic with the well said statement of the " Juror's Statement, Andries Fourie, Around Oregon Annual 2018.  ...

Before my trip to Turneffe Flats my first  plan was to paint a sky with great depth. Then I thought an abstract direction. Taking on a compl...

Coral reef colors first, then water movement followed by pattern and texture are the inspiring memories I brought home and were foremo...

When ever I am away, it is hard to get back into painting again. Even though I did an accordion book using half pan watercolors at Turneffe...

"Lewis Barn", 1931, a watercolor by American artist Edward Hooper can be analyzed as to how he created the mood.         Is the...