Monthly Archives: February 2015

Today’s painting is of a scene from Seal Beach State Park on the coast of Oregon. The painting is done in oils on a 6″ x 6″ wood panel. Click on the image to see a closer view. While this … Continue reading →

Today’s painting is from a photograph that I took in Joshua Tree National Park in California last summer. The painting is done in oils on a 6″ x 6″ wood panel. Click on the image for a closer view.

This a painting done form a photograph that I took last summer of some Hollyhocks growing along the side of the road near our house. The painting is done in oils on a 6″ x 6″ wood panel. Click on … Continue reading →

Today’s painting is of Laguna Beach California, my favorite place in the whole world. The painting is done in oils on a 6″ x 6″ wood panel. Click on the image for a closer view.

Our neighbors have decided to go all out with the western motif for their yard. First they got this old buckboard which is the subject of this painting. The most recent addition is a full size ranch windmill (perhaps the … Continue reading →

Today’s painting is of a scene from the cactus forest hiking trail in Saguaro National Park east of Tucson Arizona. The painting was done in oils on a 6″ x 6″ wood panel. Click on the image for a closer … Continue reading →

Today’s painting is from a scene in Saguaro National Park east of Tucson Arizona. For all of you non-southwesterners the stick-like plant with the red flowers on top is an ocotillo. For most of the year the plant consists of … Continue reading →

The last time we were in San Diego they had an exhibit of classic old “woodies”. They were all restored to perfection. The painting is done in oils on a 6″ x 6″ wood panel. Click on the image to … Continue reading →

Today’s painting is not of an actual place but was made up in my mind. It is a scene that  reminds me of some of the places I’ve seen in northern New Mexico. The painting is done in oils on … Continue reading →

Today’s painting is of the Heceta Lighthouse on the coast of Oregon. The view shown in the painting is from the Oregon Coast Trail that runs the full length of the Oregon coast. This section runs behind the lighthouse and … Continue reading →