The timeless essence of the land is overwhelming to me. Perhaps that’s why I rarely put people in my landscape paintings–as creatures, we just don’t seem to measure up. Where my urban/figure paintings suggest a storyline, my landscapes are simply my reaction to the land. I paint what I feel, not necessarily what I see. I move shapes and select colors to express my feelings, though I try to remain true to the scene before me.
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- Autumn on the River 30×30 Acrylic
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- The Homestead 24×48 Acrylic on canvas
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- The Old Benson Place 13×10 Pen & ink with watercolor
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- October Afternoon 9×12 Watercolor
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- Storm Rising– Bennett Lake Quarry 19×16 Oil on panel
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- Dandelion Time 13×10 Pen & ink with watercolor
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- Timeless Afternoon 20×16 Acrylic on canvas
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- Morning Comes to the River 8×10 Acrylic
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- Nightfall 13×10 Pen & ink with watercolor
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- South Pittsburg Bridge 20×24 Acrylic on canvas
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- Along the Nolichucky River 10×13 Pen & ink with watercolor
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- When the Faeries Dance 11×14 Acrylic