one more from fishermen's terminal

Our first FT visit for 2010 was in the rain! My acrylic sketch of the Anita was quite melty when we packed up, but I punched it up back in the studio.

abstract life

Here's my latest large abstract, Fish Term -- I know, another jazz painting, another fishermen's terminal painting, ho hum!!!

Veterans' Day

Here is a relatively new painting, 12 x 12 acrylic on canvas. It started out as this drawing in white ink on black gesso:

then became this painting:

fishermen's terminal

A beautiful day at Seattle's working docks. Don't know why this place is not crawling with painters. Here is my afternoon's 8x8 oil sketch.

ballard locks

here's my first sketch of the day from Seattle Plein Air's meetup at the locks on Saturday. Ink and gouache, 3.5 x 11

under the bridge

5 x 7 oil sketch from last week in Tacoma

mossy roof

oil sketch from the deck of a boat on the Point Ruston waterway (Dock Street, Tacoma) last week! 12 x 16

someone's heaven

The view from the dock accessing my studio in 1998; watercolor and pastel; commissioned, in private collection.

my old studio

watercolor, 9" x 12".

april

pastel on paper, 30 x 40

precipitation

The view from my studio dock door, plein air oil on canvas, 20 x 30

from the dock

An older watercolor on paper, the view out my (then) North Lake Union studio front glass doors. About 9" x 9".

sailboat

Watercolor, 22 x 15. Found this scene at the Center for Wooden Boats. Private collection.

intimate distance

This is the view from my old studio whose access was on a dock on north lake union, pastel on paper, 30 x 40. How lucky was I to be there?!