Cathedral Woods 16×16 oil on board, based on a smaller study.
Our son has graduated from High School, the mosquito population has exploded and I no longer hear the peepers while working in the studio at night. Summer is upon us.

I got bogged down on a landscape painting and needed a break.
Raw umber wash on panel 6 x8 inches.


Spring Snow
oil on panel
8×8 in.
Finishing up a bit of winter work…

Opening night was very well attended and tons o’ fun. Big thanks to Jake & Mary Dowling and the Maine Home + Design people for putting together a very cool event.

The show is up on the walls, looks good with some final adjustments and lighting still in the works. 24 paintings, whoa.
The opening reception will be April 15th, 2009, 5 to 8 p.m.
Maine Home + Design will be there celebrating the April art issue.
This is my first one man show in five years. The gap corresponds to years spent recovering and rebuilding after a traumatic brain injury. Onward…
March Snow 16×16
oil on panel

This painting has been a long time in the works, through various incarnations and attempts. I delivered a few more pieces to Dowling Walsh today. I look forward to the opening reception on the 15th with Maine Home + Design and Stephen Hodecker.
Hunter’s Cliff
oil/linen 12 x 11 in.
A slight tweak turned into a complete repaint of this piece from last summer.

The Dowling Walsh Gallery will host an exhibition of my new works, opening April 15th. Maine Home+ Design will also be celebrating the debutof their annual arts issue also at Dowling Walsh on the 15th.

Alders, Snow
oil/board 6×6 inches

oil/board 8×6 in
Developing news: A show is in the works for April at Dowling Walsh in Rockport, Maine. The show will feature new works, all small oil on board pieces.