Just some apples out for a good time!

Watercolor-graphite are a favorite combination media: I can get incredible detail and nuances.

I find onions to be very amusing, and wanted the title to convey that humor. Watercolor/graphite are a perfect medium for this subject as I was able to see all the layers and the transparent quality of this humble vegetable.

Once again, the title says it all! The transparent layers and vibrant colors are a joy to paint. This is also watercolor-graphite on paper.

The brilliant colors and intricate patterns made creating this piece a challenge, and a joy! Once again, this is a watercolor-graphite construction.

By tipping the onion a different way, I was able to see the end and underside. On round objects there is a reflected blue shadow at the edge that add to the fullness. Once again, this a watercolor-graphite piece.

Make-believe is at again! A good place for you to take a stroll through this bucolic landscape. Green is one of the most difficult colors to use successfully in a painting.

This is another tale about a forgotten time and place. The reflections and cast shadows create a fairytale quality to this painting.

This another piece with an intricate and detailed background: When laying a background like this, all thoughts are about composition, color and movement.

This piece was inspired by a visit to a magical place: Pony Montana. If you find yourself in Southeastern Montana, take the side trip to this place frozen in time.