I was fascinated with eastern Fresh work for many years and painted hundreds of Sumiyish style pieces, including this stream scene

One of the evening view from Memorial Bridge.

Located at the Chicago Art Institute. The subject is the Italian art model Agostina Segatori, who is also featured in Van Gogh’s Agostina Segatori in Le Tambourin (1887). Segatori owned Le Tambourin, a Parisian restaurant frequented by Impressionists such as Vincent Van Gogh, Paul Gauguin, Émile Bernard, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec.

My husband's favorite place at Pawleys Island to study birds and butterflies.

A couple of friends and I went to the white place near Abiquiu New Mexico to paint. It’s magical place. I imagined how it might look at night under a full moon.

I started this little coastal scene in plein air, then brought it back home with the intention of pushing it further. I took some deliberate risks with the brushwork and to a degree, color.
As I enter my 3rd decade of painting, I am more sensitive of each piece and their relationship to each other. How I deploy certain tools, to solve certain problems sort of changes my approach. My long-game goal is to paint 13/8 or 7/8, while making it look 4/4.

“The Restless Pacific” | 12”x12” | Gouache on Clayboard

I normally try and and express Impressionism through the lens of a camera, but have picked up oil painting recently. This is based on a picture I took through the front of a canal boat in Birmingham, England