Titmouse In Gold

These wonderful little birds live all around my house. There is a dogwood tree just outside my kitchen window with bird feeders so I see quite a variety. This is pastel on Rives BFK printmaking paper, 10 x 11.

Titmouse In Gold, 10 x 11, pastel, $150

Hayley

One of my good friends in Charlotte has a little Schnauzer and this little dog runs out to greet me every time I drop by. She had just had a trim so she was clean cut.  Enjoy.

Hayley, pastel, private collection

Camelia's are blooming

There's a lady across the street with a beautiful camelia bush in bloom and here's a couple from her yard.

Camelia Bud, pastel, 10 x 10

Camelia Blossom, pastel, 10 x 10

Truck Of Many Colors

Here's an old army truck I found at an homeplace soon to be demolished. I appreciated the weathered colors across the body and kept the background simple so as to not distract from the truck.

Truck Of Many Colors, pastel, 11 x 16

Old Brady

Here's one of several dog portraits I'm working on. This is an old Lab and I had to get on the ground late one afternoon to get the reference photos for this. I loved the collar how it curled around at the bottom. It is pastel, 13 x 13.5.

Old Brady

Blonde Rock

Pisgah National Forest is a popular source for many of my paintings. I love the variety of color from the rocks underneath the water. This particular section of the Davidson River had this large yellow-like rock and if it wasn't so cold, I'd love to wade across it. It is oil on canvas, 14 x 18.

Blonde Rock

Sticks And Stones

Few years back I was hiking around Jenny Lake at Jackson Hole, Wyoming and came across this scene with the rocks and limbs under the water. Enjoy!

Sticks and Stones, oil, 24 x 30