Category Watercolors
It has been years since I lived in Colorado but I still have fond memories of the unbelievable beauty of the Rocky Mountains. This watercolor is from a photo reference of James Peak, Rocky Mountain National Park. Interesting that the… Continue Reading →
When I find myself seeking inspiration for a subject to paint, I will often thumb through one of my ‘how to’ books. “Ways with Watercolor’ was published in 1950 by watercolorist Ted Kautzky. I decided to spend some time reproducing… Continue Reading →
My work appears in the March/April ’23 issue of Orlando Arts Magazine promoting the 2023 Central Florida Watercolor Society Annual Show. Painting won First Place Award in this juried event in March 2022.
Watercolor of a mill in Southwest France. This painting has sold.
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.
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.
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″.
Farmer’s Market, Winter Garden, Florida 4/19/2022