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Tag Archives: Bryan Memorial Gallery
Gems & Giants Exhibition (Bryan Memorial Gallery)
The Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville, Vermont is once again hosting it’s annual “Gems & Giants” exhibition, which will be open to the public until December 22nd. I have three “gems” in the show this year and some day I’m … Continue reading
“Ebb & Flow” Exhibition (Bryan Memorial Gallery)
Welcome in the start of the show season with the Bryan Memorial Gallery in Jeffersonville, Vermont with the opening of this group, juried show of art featuring works with water, in all it’s forms, as the predominant part of the … Continue reading
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2018 Year of the Dog
Earlier this year, I mentioned working on a series of artworks featuring some of our wild canines since 2018 is the Year of the Dog in the Chinese calendar. Other things come up, as they do, but I’m finally able … Continue reading
March – In Like A Lion (pencil art)
(Title: “African Queen”,graphite, size 6″h x 9″w – Available) Winter seems very reluctant to loosen it’s grip on us here in northern New Hampshire, making the transition to Spring still seem a long ways away. And with four winter storms … Continue reading
Black Bear Painting In Progress
Step One: Here’s a step by step review of a painting of a black bear in progress this week. The sketch is done and after masking the leaves and bear, I applied a light wash of Cobalt Blue. It was … Continue reading
Cows on the Drawing Board (cow art)
Where I live, there are small and large family farms mixed in with village communities and large tracts of rugged, mountainous forests. You can’t drive down the back roads between towns without passing a farm in much of the northern … Continue reading
Happy New Year!!
In recapping the good news moments of 2017: I’m happy that so many of my paintings and drawings found homes with new buyers as well as with long time collectors in 2017… thank you all!! I had two solo exhibits … Continue reading
Painting In Progress (morning doves)
I’ve wanted to work on this painting for a long while and finally have time to devote my attention to it. I haven’t done anything quite this challenging in a while now but I’ve recently been feeling inspired. Of course, … Continue reading
Golden-Crowned Kinglet painting
Something new off the drawing table and one I’m quite pleased with. The Golden-crowned Kinglet was a “life bird” for me this year and given that it’s one of the tiniest birds (half the size of a chickadee), I’m amazed … Continue reading