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When watching documentaries of The Beatles and looking at vintage photos, the fur jacket would pop up adorned by all four Beatles either separately or in a group event. The combination of the organic expression on John’s face and the alure of the jacket inspired this portrait.
10 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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I turned around to find this field of purple wildflowers during a stroll through Sachuest Wildlife Reserve in Middletown, RI.
12 X 9 on Cotton Rag
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Poppies are another one of my favorite flowers; let’s face it, I love flowers PERIOD! The complementary colors of orange and blue work together so well; warmth and cool colors. The crescent was inspired from the crescent moon, some say it is the symbol of fertility. The butterfly? Transformation: maybe indicative of the transformation from the cold of winter and warmth of late spring; the transformation from dormancy to budding trees and flowers.
16 x 16 on Cotton Rag
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Everyone has memories of the old carriage bridge at Colt State Park. Back in the day it was a one lane bridge where one person would have to pause and wait for an auto to pass over and then pass themselves. I remember for a short period of my very young adult life, there were statues poised on platforms on the bridge. Its vintage presence makes for beautiful compositions viewed by many angles, distances, and seasons.
20 x 16 on Cotton Rag
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From a cold snowy winter walking through Sachuest Wildlife Reserve in Middletown, RI.
14 x 11 on Cotton Rag
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Kathy S. and I used to enjoy local day trips and sightseeing. On one summer excursion we noticed the beautiful cotton-like pom-pom flowers and began photographing them. Loving the species of this particular flower, we dug some up and planted them in our yards. Kathy left this realm years ago and to this day the Joe-Pye weed that I took home grows in my front yard greeting the sunrise. The dragonfly, a symbol of transformation, seemed appropriate to include in the painting.
10 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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A family member sent me a photo of East Chop Lighthouse poised above a rising field of beach roses at sunset. My imagination ran wild with the scene and behold, a fantasy land composition of the Martha’s Vineyard lighthouse.
10 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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Red dories were prevalent in Cape Cod. Are they still?
10 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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What is it that makes sunflowers so popular among people? What inspired Van Gogh to paint 11 paintings of sunflowers amounting to 87 flowers all together? Rumor has it that scientific studies suggested that the bright round yellow flower gives the viewer a sense of well being and increases the feeling of happiness. It is rumored that the sight of sunflowers releases the endorphins in our bodies; the happy hormone. Whatever it is, I enjoy painting them and people enjoy viewing them.
10 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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Feel the quiet space around you after a snow fall. Tranquil.
14 x 11 on Cotton Rag
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It was a beautiful Saturday afternoon yet it was me who was feeling a bit under the weather. The lilacs were radiant, in full bloom and the aroma of the plant blew through the open windows of my home. With my plein air kit in one hand and a warm cup of tea in the other, I meandered outside to paint the lovely sight swaying in a mild breeze. The scent was intoxicating. The whole package was the perfect placebo to wellness.
9 x 12 on Cotton Rag
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A radiant sunflower to brighten your day.
10 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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A radiant sunflower to brighten your day.
11 x 14 on Cotton Rag
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An early morning walk following a passing storm through Colt State Park, RI.
15 x 12 on Cotton Rag
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This is what I look forward to early in the morning; everyone’s sunrise and my Joe-Pye Weed dancing in the wind.
14 x 11 on Cotton Rag
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Pumpkins and harvest moons seem to go together. Imagery of the effects of moon beams in this piece.
10 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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The white pumpkin announces the end of summer and forecasts the possibility of the arrival of snow. Cozy.
10 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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Sometimes there is a scene that repeats itself in your mind until you create it through an art form.
16 x 12 on Cotton Rag
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A very young collector requested a painting of a tiger wading through water, inspired by a video he saw in elementary school. Why not? Taa-Daaa!
14 x 11 on Cotton Rag
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Sunflowers celebrate the warm lazy, hazy days of summer and announce the onset of autumn. The sight of them tends to stimulate an inner glow. Painting them is an ongoing desire for me especially since there are so many different species of the plant. Be prepared to see more of these as originals and in my print collection soon.
10 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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Second Beach in Middletown, Rhode Island attracts many beach goers not only to enjoy the surf; to also enjoy the sunsets too.
14 x 11 on Cotton Rag
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Doodling during a long and stressful conversation. A Freudian, subliminal message perhaps? I’ll take one please.
12 x 23.5 on Cotton Rag
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Once in a blue moon a blue pumpkin shows up which looks great with late summer sunflowers. Both share the same season on a cusp.
8 x 10 on Cotton Rag
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