Garden Party, 30x36, oil on linen. Available through Putnam Studio
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“As a Contemporary American Impressionist, what interests me is rarely any specific subject unto itself. Instead I see color harmony, rhythms, patterns, and strong shapes. Weaving in and out, the world at 60 mph, life in real view, this is how I paint. It is fascinating seeing this way. My art engages its viewers, like passers by who have to stop and move in more closely. The work invites them to find their own answers, like following clues to a mystery, and they can become an artist themselves, even if only for a brief time.”
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“As music is the poetry of sound, so is painting the poetry of sight. ”
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Great workshop with Larry Moore here at the studio. This guy is so brilliant. If you haven’t picked up his book yet… https://t.co/ocKQdkmVy4
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RT @rosemaryandco: We are are lucky to paint in the wonderful grounds that are Bolton Abbey today. Day 5 of Michelle Dunaway’s worksho… https://t.co/BgsZL3T1QY
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Here is my latest newsletter. Catching Up: A Look at the Past Few Months PLUS What's Ahead. - https://t.co/l9zXjG0UcJ
Warning... this might get personal. For the last year and a half, I have been preparing for an upcoming exhibition at the Hockaday Museum in Kalispell, Montana. As one of the invited men and women to paint the Waterton Glacier International Peace Parks (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), it was a requirement to visit, document, and paint en plein air both Waterton Lakes in Canada, and Glacier National in the U.S.