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12”x24”. Pencil on cradled wood panel The start of any new painting is always full of potential. I know that there will be high points and low points before the painting is done. My excitement is akin to riding a roller coaster as the cars leave the station and begins to climb.This particular painting is

SOLD. Winter Freedom.  Painted April 2020, modified November 2021.  18″ x 24″. Acrylic on Canvas. One of the cool things about painting with Acrylic is how almost any mistake can be corrected.  Back at the beginning of the pandemic, I tackled a very challenging painting of a white horse running through a snowy field in winter.  Horses have always

Mitch Portrait – #1 (21). 24 cm. x 19 cm. Acrylic on Canvas Mitch Portrait – #2 (20). 50 cm. x 40 cm. Acylic on Canvas Mitch at the Farmers’ Market. (27) 50 cm. x 50 cm. Acrylic on Canvas. “Mitch in Uruguay”. (39). 12″x12″. Acrylic on Cradled Wood Panel It’s been interesting to look

Painted February 2019.  30 cm. x 40 cm. Acrylic on Canvas A friend posted this unusual picture of him swimming in Hawaii.  The angle that the photo was taken really felt like you were right there with the swimmer.  This was a little painting that started with a graphite drawing that I loved (very moody, with storm clouds

Painted December 2017.   16″x20  .Acrylic on Canvas.  This was the first time that I tried to do a second painting of any given subject. This is a painting of Texada taken from our friend’s cabin directly across the strait of Malaspina. The original painting is #12 below. Since I decided that I’ll always keep my first painting, I

Painted August 2017. 12″x16″ Acrylic on Stretched Canvas Although I had done a few paintings before this, I consider this my first real painting in my long journey to becoming a painter. As my first ever painting and holding a place near and dear to my heart, it’s the only painting that I’ve decided to