Watercolor

This was just an interesting subject for me.

Watercolor

This is a painting of my granddaughters playing in the backyard on a late afternoon at the end of the summer; when the light is low in the horizon, and very warm.

Watercolor

I like to experiment with different lighting and textures. I was fascinated with the reflective, as well as the transparent, qualities of the umbrellas.

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Some flowers from my garden. This is a small study in red.

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This is out on the plains somewhere between Colorado and Utah. I grew up in that area and the wide open areas hold a special place in my heart.

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Worn weathered wood and reflections in the old windows of this building attracted me to this forgotten pioneer town in Colorado.

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This iris is one of the first bloomers in my garden in early spring. It was fun to paint something so pretty after a long cold winter.

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I caught this scene of grandparents sharing a warm winter’s day with their grandchild, feeding the birds at the park.

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I saw this scene and immediately thought of the artist, Edward Hooper. This is a back country road near Colorado Springs, Colorado.

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This is of my niece Kate practicing her violin. It has been an award winning painting and has shown in National Exhibitions. It is also featured on the cover of a book, as well as featured in a book.