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Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Saturday, December 13, 2014
Two Paintings accepted into the California Art Club's 104th Annual Gold Medal Juried Exhibition and Sale: After the Fire VI and By the Old Field
After the Fire VI 14 x 17
By the Old Field 16 x 20
I am very excited about this. I have now exhibited in five Gold Medal Exhibits in a row!
This exhibit is juried by an expert panel of musuem professionals and Master Artists so it is very satisfying to be accepted.
Dates:
March 29th to April 19th 2015
USC Fisher Museum of Art, Los Angeles
Californiaartclub.org
Thursday, December 11, 2014
After the Fire VI accepted into the Sixth Annual Signature American Watermedia Exhibition 2015 at the Fallbrook Art Center
Absolutely over the moon about this one. The juror for this is Stephen Quiller who I admire tremendously for his personal style and color in his wonderful landscape paintings.
Exhibit information:
6th Annual Signature American Watermedia Exhibition
Opening Reception Feb 7th
Exhibit dates Feb 8 to March 22
Fallbrook Art Center
103 South Main St
Fallbrook CA
Presenting the 6th Annual Signature American Watercolor Exhibition, featuring works by Signature Members of U.S. watercolor / watermedia societies. Juried by noted watercolorist, Stephen Quiller, AWS-DF, NWS. Presented alongside renowned California-Syle regionalists. The best of old and new - this exhibition offers a rare chance to see current works by 88 of the nation’s top watercolor artists joined by renowned regionalists including Phil Dike, Emil Kosa, Jr, Millard Sheets and more.
Fallbrookartcenter.org
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
After the Fire IV accepted into the 45th National Exhibition of the California Watercolor Association
After the Fire IV 16 x 20 Plein Air Watercolor
Thanks to juror Eric Wiegardt for selecting this painting for the 45th National Exhibition of the California Watercolor Association. This exhibit will be my first in 2015 and I am looking forward to attending the reception in nearby Pleasanton California on January 15th. There are 75 masterful watercolors in this exhibit and I am happy to be a part of it with one of my After the Fire Series Paintings.
Details:
California Watercolor Association
45th National Exhibition
Harrington Gallery
Firehouse Arts Center
Pleasanton CA
January 15th to February 21st
Reception January 15th 6 to 8 pm
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
After the Mount Diablo Fire Series IX and After the Fire X
After the Fire IX 16 x 20
This is where a fire break was created that stopped the fire .
The burnt part of the slope on the left contrasts with the unburnt part on the lower right, the fire broke through at the far end. Getting closer to the trees and burnt areas required careful selection of what to leave out so that it doesn't look like a fall scene.
After the Fire X 14 x 14
This shows what the recovering chaparral looks like up close.
This was fun to paint because of the returning green contrasting with the copper colored bare soil.
These plants clearly have root systems that survived the fire and will be recovering rapidly.
My blog just got the 200,000th visitor on November 19th 2014! Thank you!
This is where a fire break was created that stopped the fire .
The burnt part of the slope on the left contrasts with the unburnt part on the lower right, the fire broke through at the far end. Getting closer to the trees and burnt areas required careful selection of what to leave out so that it doesn't look like a fall scene.
After the Fire X 14 x 14
This shows what the recovering chaparral looks like up close.
This was fun to paint because of the returning green contrasting with the copper colored bare soil.
These plants clearly have root systems that survived the fire and will be recovering rapidly.
My blog just got the 200,000th visitor on November 19th 2014! Thank you!
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
"Bay Light", plein air watercolor 11 x 14
Bay Light 11 x 14. Plein Air Watercolor
This was painted on South Gate Rd on Mount Diablo, just down from junction. As I' ve been looking inland as I paint the After the Fire Series, when I turn to go home at about 4 pm and see this wonderful view of the late afternoon light reflecting off San Francisco Bay. It is interesting painting the late afternoon light as it changes quickly. Painted in about an hour.
This was painted on South Gate Rd on Mount Diablo, just down from junction. As I' ve been looking inland as I paint the After the Fire Series, when I turn to go home at about 4 pm and see this wonderful view of the late afternoon light reflecting off San Francisco Bay. It is interesting painting the late afternoon light as it changes quickly. Painted in about an hour.
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