Morning Flight

A Great Blue Heron flies up in the morning mist of a Washington coast.
Morning Flight
Acrylic on Canvas 12 x 24

Raven project at the Schack

I was very please to see the lovely display of my Raven book, giclees, and cards set up at the Schack Art Center in Everett.  

Soaring Home

 A friend posted the most beautiful sunset and gave me permission to use it in a painting. I changed the large electrical line running through it into the beautiful bald eagles one frequently sees soar above Whidbey Island.
One evening we actually had 8 circling over out home.

Soaring Home
Acrylic on Canvas
15 x 20.

Legend of the Raven

My book  “The Legend of the Raven”. is now publish.  There are also cards and archival prints of the 5 images.

Books, cards and prints are available at:

The Schack Art Center, Everett: www.schack.org

Artworks Gallery, Greenbank: 

http://www.artworkswhidbey.com/

The Whale Center, Langley :

 http://www.orcanetwork.org/Main/index.php?categories_file=Langley%20Whale%20Center

and through through Amazon Create Space

Japanese Anemone

I had such a good time working on the triptych I decided to try a diptych.  

I choose an image from last summer's garden and divided it on two 14 x 11 canvases.

Think I'm ready for spring.

Acrylic on Canvas.

Eastern Sunrise

Eastern Sunrise

Triptych 

Acrylic on 3  24 x 12 canvases

A painting inspired by an oriental chrysanthemum found in a friends garden. 

The filmy pastel coloring of this painting imitates things seen in the early morning light before the sun has risen and the colors become more vibrant.   

I would like to see this hung with about an inch of space between each panel. 
The design continues around the edges.

Snowy sky

Had just a good time playing with a Golden acrylic product GAC. 
The piece started with a collaged background which I dusted over with snow.  I sealed this with a thick layer of GAC and then added the snowflakes and repeated the GAC to make sure they were firmly adhered. 

Inspiration for this piece came from a memory of looking up  at the sky during  a snow blizzard.  I'm not sure if it is from my childhood or from one of the Nor'easters we survived in the New England area.