Oct 20, 2018
NYC Bookstore
These dogs patiently wait while their human purchases some new books at a store in New York. Oil on 16" x 16" stretched linen. SOLD.
Oct 18, 2018
Soho Creperie
A lady tries to decide what kind of crepe to order outside the walk-up window in Soho. My personal favorite is Nutella! Oil on 12"h x 16"w stretched linen. SOLD.
Oct 17, 2018
Morning on Church Street
I painted this from a photo I took while taking a morning walk on Church Street in Indiana, PA. Oil on 11"h x 14"w stretched canvas.
Oct 14, 2018
Church Street
A painting of a church on Church Street of Indiana, PA shortly after sunrise. Oil on 6"h x 4"w stretched canvas.
Oct 12, 2018
Looking Out the Window
A painting of my distinguished cat, Oliver. He was the perfect model. Oil on 6"h x 4"w stretched canvas. SOLD.
Oct 11, 2018
Coffee Cat
My Alfred likes to hang out on the kitchen countertop. He even eats his canned breakfast and dinner up there, away from Stella who always tries to steal his food. I painted this from a photo I took while preparing both of our breakfasts one morning. Oil on 6"h x 4"w stretched canvas. SOLD.
Oct 9, 2018
Two Macaroons
A painting of two macaroons from Gaby et Jules of Pittsburgh, PA. Oil on 4"h x 6"w stretched canvas.
Oct 8, 2018
Antique Teacups
A painting of some antique teacups that I found at a local antique store. Oil on 6" x 6" stretched linen. Available at the Artists Hand Gallery in Indiana, PA. SOLD.
Oct 7, 2018
Cream Puff
A painting of a cream puff, inspired by the fabulous desserts available at Six Hand Bakery of Indiana, PA. I started this painting from life, but ended up eating it halfway through, so I had to paint the rest from photos. Always buy two desserts when using them for subject matter... one to eat and one to paint. Oil on 6" x 6" stretched linen. SOLD.
Oct 5, 2018
Chocolate Cake with Strawberry Icing
This painting was inspired by a cake made by Caffe Amadeus in Indiana, PA. Oil on 6" x 6" stretched linen.
Oct 4, 2018
Farmers' Market Sunflowers
A painting inspired by some sunflowers I purchased at the Indiana, PA Farmers' Market. They are one of my favorite flowers to paint because I don't feel the need to get too nitpicky with the details. Freely applying big masses of yellow, red, black and sometimes purple creates the impression of the flower that seems free in itself. Oil on 16" x 16" stretched linen. SOLD.
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