Category Archives: Oil Painting
Dad’s Father’s Day Painting
A few year’s ago, I painted a portrait of my mother-in-law that was displayed at her funeral. This year for Father’s Day, I gave my father-in-law a painting from his Airforce days as a pilot next to his plane. It was well-received and he will be able to enjoy it for years to come.
Union Jack in London
I recently spent a week in England. This street scene captures the Union Jack flags flying proudly over downtown London full of activity. With the recent activity in the streets of London, I wonder what this scene would look like now.
OPA Honorable Mention
My oil painting, Drying the Sails in Kennebunkport was awarded an Honorable Mention at the Oil Painters of America 27th National Juried Exhibition. This is significant to me because it was in the Impressionist category and there are 215 paintings in this current exhibition.
Cadgwith Cove, Cornwall, England
For years, I’ve wanted to visit Cornwall, England as many artists find the light especially conducive for an artist. After my recent visit, I see why. I’ve always been drawn to fishing villages and they are in plenty supply in Cornwall. Cadgwith Cove was one of my early stops and I enjoyed plein air painting in…
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico has beautiful churches and architecturally interesting buildings. In addition, the food is delicious and affordable. There is a large American expat population. I’ve completed several paintings from a recent trip and will add more oil paintings in the coming months.