Showing posts with label oil paintings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil paintings. Show all posts
Saturday
Tuesday
Thursday
The Piano
Wednesday
Outcropping II
11" x 14 ⅛" Oil on Panel
Anyway you paint it, the coastline of the Bay of Fundy is always there, beckoning to be painted again, and again.
I've used this specific size because it will fit one of the assortment of old frames we've come across over the years, and I cut the Masonite panel to match it. Although, upon second look of the particular frame, I chose not to include it in the photo because it has sustained irreparable damage. Really quite a shame, since it was quite handsome.
Anyway you paint it, the coastline of the Bay of Fundy is always there, beckoning to be painted again, and again.
I've used this specific size because it will fit one of the assortment of old frames we've come across over the years, and I cut the Masonite panel to match it. Although, upon second look of the particular frame, I chose not to include it in the photo because it has sustained irreparable damage. Really quite a shame, since it was quite handsome.
Thursday
Cape Enrage
Cape Enrage is on the New Brunswick coastline of the Bay of Fundy. Its always breezy there (anytime I've visited). It's probably a good place to generate power from the wind there). You'll find fossils on the beach when the tide is out. Beautiful, rugged place.
Isle Haute
Friday
Belleisle Bay
8" x 10" Oil on canvas Available
I lived near Belleisle Bay for several years. The landscape there is both beautiful, and peaceful.
Monday
Early Morning Field
I like the feel of this piece. It has good atmosphere - a little mysterious. If you squint your eyes a bit, you can imagine a slight dew mist rising from the ground as everything begins to warm up in the approaching daylight.
Friday
Max and Toby
24" x 24" Oil on canvas Personal collection
Summers at Brown's Beach
kids, and dogs, and seagulls, and sand dollars
sun, saltwater, and seaweed
sandstone rocks, and cliffs
the tide going out leaves an enormous sand beach to run on
you can watch the fog way out over the water
sometimes there are fishing boats at the edge of distance
once there was a pup seal sunning itself
these are things found in the summers at Brown's Beach
Wednesday
Max
22" x 18" Oil on Panel Personal Collection
This is a portrait of my fourteen year-old son, Max. The setting for this portrait is the scenic Fundy Trail Parkway in New Brunswick. It was the last day the trail was open in November '07. In the background are some of the cliffs and ocean water you see when traveling, or stopping at the many lookouts along the route.
Monday
Book Reader
20" x 16" Oil on Canvas - unframed. Available for Purchase
What's in a book?
The feel of it in your hands as you open it
The quiet, crisp sound as you turn a page
printed letters become words, and the words become thoughts
then the magic begins to happen as the immediate world around you begins to dissolve
visual imagery from another place fills your mind
you reach to grasp new perspectives and ideas
and characters who were at first strangers to you, become familiar
as you find common ground to identify with them
and a few of the more memorable characters, over the course of several hundred pages, even become friends...
Friday
Crow
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