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A good-sized atmospheric piece based on a photo I took in Northern Ireland at The Giant’s Causeway National Trust Site.
36” x 48” oil on canvas (gallery wrapped). Contact me for current display location and price.
A few hours into the drive from Portland to Bend, you look up into the sky and see something like this.
28 x 22 oil on canvas.
An experiment with what leaves might look like if you drop liquid acrylic paint from head height onto a canvas on the floor. They look like drops. But I like the effect and had fun with this favorite subject - the maple tree at the Portland Japanese Garden.
28 x 22 acrylic on canvas.
A winter setting for the Three Sisters. Mountains by palette knife. Oil on Canvas. 40” x 16”
This is a simplified version of a photo from the Seacliff pier which took a real beating in the spring 0f 2023. I doubt if it is open to the public yet, if it ever will be.
Acrylic, 16 x 20
I was fussing over this when I woke up and simplified the heck out of it. I like it now.
Acrylic, 16 x 20 gallery wrap.
Acrylic Inks on Wood Panel. 18” x 24”, 2” depth. A good surfing point on the Central Oregon Coast.
Acrylic Ink on Wood, 36” x 12,” Gloss Varnish. The wiggly lines are the wood grain showing through.
The third (and maybe last) in my Our Favorite Tree series. This one nearly did me in. All the leaves are tiny pieces of paper.
20" x 20" Acrylic and paper mixed media.