This was painted while my housemate and friend Christine was having breast reconstruction surgery after breast cancer. It is going to live with her now, and I am very pleased.
A little sketch of a beautiful and very tired feral cat who adopted us at Waldruhe Heights back in 2006. BJ stood for Bonzo Junior, Roy's dog, and also Betty Jo, a dear friend of his.
Yet another painting in my China series. I used a very limited palette of only 4 colors for this one, trying to create atmosphere and depth in the background.
Nelligan Road is a gorgeous road outside the town of Glen Ellen, Sonoma County. Roy and I lived at the end of the 4-mile-long road, and I gawked at this scene daily.
I was just playing around with this study from a found photo of someone else's painting -- whose I have no idea, but was drawn to the purple sky at first. Sky can be any color imaginable -- in fact, the sky's the limit!
Another in my China series, this painting no longer exists, except for the rock formations in the foreground. I worked on this a few months ago and was not happy with it but vowed to rework it. I thought I would post it just for the record.
This painting started as an abstract, but of course I couldn't leave well enough alone, and before I knew it, I was channeling Wolf Kahn. This time I had the sense to leave well enough alone. Update, 1/7/2018: Extensive additional information on Wolf Kahn and his work can also be found atwww.artsy.net.