This was a one-hour effort, my second try after laboring for two hours over a full body painting of the model that ended up on the cutting room floor, so to speak.
This is a plein air painting I did a while back and forgot to post, a partial view of the feed mill appearing behind a row of what looks to be pine trees.
The latest portrait, one of two I did that night. The other was done in oil on metal, which I may post later. This one I finished in the studio, as I only had 40 minutes left with the model.
This was a quick plein air sketch I did on my iPad of a series of eucalyptus trees along Lakeville highway I hope to paint live at some point, and hopefully when sheep are present, as they often are at this particular spot.
This was painted in the studio from a reference photo I had taken, since it was not possible to paint this particular scene on site, at least not that day.
This was done in the studio from a photo I had taken during my road trip through Oregon. I loved the dappled light on the side of the barn created by the trees.
This palette knife plein air painting I did on the property where I have my art studio. It was one of those brilliant, sunny California days, where all the colors were at their most intense.
This scene of black and white oaks was painted from the deck of the cottage I stayed in just outside of Grants Pass, Oregon the other day, where I passed through on my way through the state.