Showing posts with label landscapes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscapes. Show all posts

Monday, November 08, 2010

Back to my Ebay roots - Outer Banks NC Painting

"Ocracoke Beach"
5" x 7" Acrylic on Raymar Canvas Panel
Click here to view on Ebay or place a bid

As many of you know, a few years back I used to sell my really small paintings on Ebay. I have sold to buyers across the country this way and I have many small ones lying around since I paint so many studies, so I am going to list some of them on Ebay again from time to time.

These will be mostly small paintings that I usually don't sell in galleries, so they will be a great way for someone to start collecting original art at an affordable price.



Friday, May 08, 2009

Plein air study and some news

"Backyard Trees"
7 x 5 inches, Oil on canvas
$50 Unframed
You can purchase by sending me an email or you can purchase through paypal at my website HERE
I have been getting ready for my upcoming trips. I will be in Myrtle Beach next weekend, Santee Cooper Lake in SC the next weekend, and two weeks after that I will be in Georgia for a few days. I have my smallest travel paintbox and supplies ready to go. These are family trips, but I will get some paintings done, usually before anyone gets out of bed! We always sleep in a bit on vacation.
Some news - My show at Tatum Optical Shoppe in Burlington, NC has been cancelled. Due to the economy, the place will be closing before the date my show was scheduled. I wish them luck and am thankful they wanted to show my work.

Sunday, February 15, 2009

Acrylic Painting Trees & Water


"Riverside Impressions"

18" x 24" Acrylic on Canvas ( Work in Progress)


I have been painting and sketching, but have not really finished anything lately. Life gets in the way sometimes! This piece I have signed, but I might still make some changes to it. I sometimes let works sit in the studio for awhile if I don't finish them right away. I look at them as I pass by each day and sometimes I will see some changes that can be made to enhance the painting.

I used a loose, impressionistic approach for this piece, but I will have to study it for a few days to see if I need to refine it a bit more.