I did this portrait several years ago while attending a workshop in Jackson, Tennessee.
The Bowmaker
This watercolor is one of my favorites. My good friend Dan Beckwith is known as Hatchetbow Dan because of his excellent skill at making bows using only a hatchet. I love the play of light on this subject as he intently chops out a masterpiece.
Gobbling Turkey
Woodland Cottage
Storm Over The Marsh
Scene inspired by storm near St. Simons Island, GA
Santa And The Angel
Rocky Coast
Early Homestead
Black Island
A scene from near Darien, GA on the coast.
Autumn Road
This is a recent watercolor that I did using materials that I learned about from Fred Graff, whose watercolor workshop I attended last spring (2012). It is painted on a plastic type paper called YUPO. The paint is applied rather heavily--somewhat like oil. It smears and drips and has a mind of its own, but the results are sometimes striking.
Urbanicity II
This is a small acrylic painting that I did in sepia monocolor. It was selected for the Small Works Show of the Artists' Guild Gallery of Greenville, SC. I liked the random angles and light shades of urban rooftops that this painting revealed and the montone color seemed to contribute to the overall feeling of crowdedness of an urban scene. This painting appears in another form elsewhere on this site under the title URBANICITY I
Under the Oaks
I loved this scene from St. Simons Island of a beautiful home under the moss-covered live oaks with the bright sunshine making patterns on the green grass.
Ta-Ton-ka, Caprock Canyon
White Building under Oak
Jumping Buck
Gambler's Moon
Coming Storm
Brown House from Pea Patch
Aunt Lena
Altamaha Apiary
