Continuing with an ongoing series of sunflowers! I experiment

                                   with different backgrounds. The composition is almost entirely

                                   made up. The coloue relationships between the leaves and the

                                   background is always a challenge. Sunflowers, compound word

                                   sun and flowers! What more could you ask for?

                       This image is the beginning of a series of abstract trees. There appears to

                       be a dialogue going on between the birds. They're considering how we can

                       manage to sustain and nurture their forest home!

 

                                   Finished this about a month ago, just posting now. Really had

                                   fun with the sky and water!

 

     This painting is almost finished. I love rock faces as subject matter. Always very interesting

     organic patterns. This is a composite of about 5 photos I took while painting in the beautiful

     surroundings of Killarney.

                    Just finished this. I love floating vessels of all types but particularly older

                    ones. Can you imagine the stories this boat could tell! And still afloat... barely

 

                Love sunflowers as subject matter, so uplifting. Been playing ( painting!)

                with this for several days. Still some unresolved areas but getting there.

 

                        Sometimes the studio is just as exciting as the finished work. It is

                        here where ideas, visions germinate. It's exciting for me to see work

                        in process, and to see all the materials used. It's one of the reasons 

                        we have 'Studio Tours' . This coming weekend you will have an 

                        opportunity to visit the 22 studios and artwork of the Uxbridge

                        Studio Tour community. Visit our website and plot out your visits.

                        Remember to book an appointment!