Paint Your Joy!

There are several groups I love to paint with; one of my favorites is the Market Street Painters who meet on Fridays. I've been absent...

This is an 11x14" oil painting of the San Jacinto River, complete with barges and piers, tank farms and who knows what? Cranes and sc...

Both of these paintings are in the Salmagundi Club summer show, bringing a touch of the south to New York City. I hope that your summer ...

Artist in Residence Program-Red River Historical Society: Three Artists In Residence Scheduled for Fall! : The Red River County Historical S...

  The same day that we painted the Siblings Seaside, I got to paint the Beach Hut down on the boardwalk in the afternoon. We painted the k...

Way in the distance, you can see the sparkling white line of the tank farms on the horizon, brighter than the clouds they were! The Housto...

When traveling to Austin or San Antonio, I often stop for gas at a service station in Giddings. I always admire this scene while filling up ...

I got to paint with my peeps in Galveston this week. These are the kids of one of the artists and they posed gamely as the surf got highe...

My beautiful model is turning a new leaf, both in this painting and in her life. She has always been a risk-taking, reliable, enthusiasti...

Christina is a model who often sits for the Houston Civic Arts Association, being as she is the niece of one of our artists, and comely to...

Blogger has changed its editing format and for the life of me, I cannot get it to publish both of my pics in one post. I will instead tell ...

This painting was a challenge. The original, self-inflicted challenge was to make a non-specific chunk of the landscape look interesting jus...

I never posted a few of the paintings I wanted to show you from our plein air trip to New Mexico. I will do so now. This is one: a zig-zaggy...

I'm back from the 2012 Salon International and this was my first year to win nothing. I'm encouraged by the calibre of work there, h...

Keli reads from a book of sonnets. William Shakespeare's "Sonnet 18" could have been written for her: Shall I compare thee ...