I have combined my domains, mmalloy.net & imagesofgolf.us, into a single site featuring all of my work. I have ‘opened’ a gallery at fineartamerica.com. FineArtAmerica is a fulfillment service with locations all over the world. My art is offered as… Continue Reading →
Arylic on canvas
Spent a fabulous day there in 2006. After the donkey to the top ride, we rented mopeds and decided to go to Oia. A painting subject at every turn. I wanted to win the lottery and move there and paint… Continue Reading →
This watercolor depicts one of the many small villages that are along the Rhine River in Germany between Trier and the Main River. Reference from a photo taken during river trip.
Painted this watercolor depicting an interesting perspective of Riva del Garda in Italy. Working from a photograph taken on a cloudy day, I was challenged by adding a strong sun light from the right. 10″x14″ on Saunders watercolor paper. Interested… Continue Reading →
Watercolor, 20″ x 14″, of player executing a difficult sand shot from a photo reference at U.S. Open.Interested in a print? Let me know and I will post on my printshop.
Watercolor rendition of Par 3 hole at Isleworth Golf Club in Windermere, FL. Now available on Fine Art America as a giclee print.Go to my gallery on Fine Art America.
A quick 9 x 12 study before working on a final painting. Will include the figure in the foreground, suggest the dining area right and be more aggressive when painting the reflections in the water.
Just finished this watercolor today, from a source photo. The river Dee at Llangollen in Wales. Sounds like a place out of Lord of the Rings, I guess it kinda is. So, I opened this for comments… don’t be shy.
My version of a scene demonstrated by Tim Wilmot, watercolorist on Patreon. Painted with Holbein watercolor on Arches 140# cold press paper, 15″ X 11″.
I was invited to paint en Plein Air during a recent fundraiser at the Nehrling House in Gotha, Florida. I choose to paint the ‘greenhouse’ that is located in the center of the gardens. I wanted to capture the building… Continue Reading →