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My inspiration comes from love of nature.
The ever changing shore of Hobe Sound gives me endless subjects to paint from gray to turquoise water, from stormy sky with yellow and gray to plain cerulean blue.
I like researching new ways of interpreting what I see. I want to make the viewer wonder about my painting.

"The Lonely Sea and Sky #2"

"The Lonely Sea and Sky #2"

Acrylic on Canvas 14" x 18" (framed)

"After the Storm"

"After the Storm"

Acrylic on Canvas 24" X 36"

"The Rain Forest"

"The Rain Forest"

Huile sur toile 15" x 22" ( 38cm x 56cm) Oil on linen canvas

Bridge Road #3

Bridge Road #3

Acrylic on Canvas 24 x 30 x 2"

"Everglades #2"

"Everglades #2"

Acrylic on Canvas 20" x 24" x 2"

Untitled #1

Untitled #1

Acrylic on Canvas 24" x 48" painted frame

Bridge Road #1

Bridge Road #1

24" x 48" Acrylic on canvas

Centrosema virginianum

Centrosema virginianum

My inspiration to paint this flower comes from Georgia O’Keeffe.I think that i­­­t is not vain to admire a representational painting; By admiring the representation of something that we ignore, like this flower, we can find candor again, and interest in the original. My creation for Flor 500 FLOR 318: "Spurred Butterfly Pea (Centrosema virginianum)", Acrylic on canvas, 25" x 25" $300

"Crossing the Bar"

"Crossing the Bar"

Acrylic on Canvas 22"x24"

"Latitude 27"

"Latitude 27"

Acrylic on Canvas 23"x29"

A Life on the Ocean Wave

A Life on the Ocean Wave

Acrylic on Canvas 18 " x 18"

Sea Fever

Sea Fever

12" x 12" Acrylic on canvas

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