Wynken, Blynken and Nod

Hannah, Elijah, and Lyric

 8.5" wide by 12" high

Getting ready for another exhibition

I will be showing a mix of paintings and photographs in a small gallery at the Cole Memorial Hospital in Coudersport, PA.

A few paintings with bicycles for the Miller Store in Blackwell, PA - Bike rentals, food, and art.

A COUPLE OF WEDDING GIFTS

Getting ready for a November wedding.

Headed to Miller's Store

Bicycle rentals, ice cream and snacks, water and art! All at Miller's Store in Blackwell, PA.

Just off the Pine Creek Rail Trail.

1979 - COLOR

I think that I need to work more with intense color. I remember that I put watered paint into a bug sprayer to add the green circle. ("I was so much younger then, I'm older than that now.")

TUNKHANNOCK VIADUCT

Ball canning jars - thanks to a customer who requested them!

 Above, the practice/prototype piece.

Below, the final piece:

Triptych for newly weds in Wellsboro, PA

Welcome to the world Andy and Mac!

Dolphin commission

Some new pieces, double framed.

Out and about!

 I had the pleasure of meeting with Amy Miller's ART Class in Troy, PA. I talked about and demonstrated my techniques for making my paintings.

Black & white version - plaster, paint and digital "matter"

Three new pieces for the Etsy Shop (11 by 16)

New piece made with the addition of a bit of digital matter (collages of some of my photos)

Special project for our annual Gmeiner Exhibition.

Another triptych

Former student Dana asked me to make this for her new office. What a pleasure for me.

A New Project

 Near the top of my bucket list is the creation of a book. I have decided to merge my paintings and my photographs to make A BOOK OF COLOR. Here are three of the finished pages. (each one a double page) I am hoping to make 11 double pages total with a foreword and an afterword. I'm using a bit of leeway in deciding what is a COLOR.

The three kids in one family

Some new work - partly done at the workshop last week.

We had a workshop in Towanda, PA

 Two-handed plastering to get started!

 Making textures.

 Varnishing the dry plaster.

 Hair dryers to speed the drying time.

 Finishing up.