Friday, June 08, 2012
Rain in the desert - usually just virga!
Virga - Oil on Board - 11" x 14"
This little painting was done recently. It really typifies the wonderful clouds we get here in Santa Fe. I am always amazed at the sky. In fact, I find myself wondering why I even bother with the land but I then realize, what makes the sky so stunning is what is also below it. So, I continue to paint land and sky. In this case, very little of the high desert land was necessary. Hope you like it. It is available at Arroyo Gallery, Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Friday, December 02, 2011
The Other Side of the Sierras - Oil on Board - 18" x 14"
This is the under painting in the verdaccio method. I made my own gesso from Marble Dust and Rabbit Skin Glue. The final results after several glazes and opaque application is below. This painting can be seen at Wilde Meyer Gallery, Scottsdale/Tucson, Arizona
Saturday, March 05, 2011
Desert Farming Fields - 10" x 13" - Oil on Muslin
This plein air painting was done by the roadside. The mountains jutting up from the fields made me pause. It's atmospheric quality that day was unusual for the desert in Southern Arizona.
Labels:
cotton fields,
desert
Location:
North America
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Desert Sky - Oil on Muslin on Board - 24" x 38"
I finally have my camera equipment organized and set up to take good quality photos of my work. Moving around too many times in a short period of time can really mess you up!!!
Sunday, October 31, 2010
Sunday, February 07, 2010
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