New Works in Oil
These works were all done within the last two years and are reflective of my relocation to the San Joaquin Valley. I've been loving the change of seasons and the interesting and challenging scenery. .


Boat Ramp - Millerton Lake 8 x 10 2025
Ranch Road 9 x 12 2025

Between Two Banks 8 x 10 2025 SOLD


Transplant Blooming 8 x 10 2025
Down the Gravel Drive 9 x 12 2025 SOLD

Ranch Irises 9 x 12 2026

Organic Course 9 x 12 2026 SOLD

Back Hill #1 6 x 8 2025

February Reflection 9 x 12 2026

Cloud Break 8 x 10 2025


Missing You Missing Me 6 x 8 2026 SOLD
Forkner House Garden Path 9 x 12 2026

Fog over the Lake 9 x 12 2026

Back Hill #2 9 x 12 2026

Back Hill #3 10 x 24 2026

Red Hawk Lane 12 x 18 2026 SOLD
Lost Lake Series 2026
Lost Lake is a park along the San Joaquin River. These paintings were created from January - July along the river and in the vicinity.

Lazy River 9 x 12 2026

Looking toward the Highway 9 x 12 2026

Lost in Reflection #1 9 x 12 2026

Rapids 9 x 12 2026

IDownstream reflection 9 x 12 2026

Moody Day on The River 9 x 12 2026

Lost in Reflection #2 9 x 12 2026

Split 12 x 14 2026
Watercolor on Paper
For several years I have been painting watercolors on site, en plein air. It continues to be challenging and fun, especially when I can get other artists to join me. Recently, I have been exploring the changes in the foothills of Clovis, CA. Click on the pictures for details.

Watercolor Sketches, Israel
In 2019 I accompanied students to Jerusalem to work in a summer camp. These are some quick sketches done during that trip.

Oil Paintings, Drawings,
and Prints

Watercolor on Yupo
Yupo is a non-absorbent paper. It is tricky to work with because the watercolor takes a while to dry between layers and the color moves all over. Although it is hard to control, the effects are interesting and unique.

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