“Pretty in Pink” 6 x 6 inch oil on panel 

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I used all of my large paintbrushes on bigger paintings and then forgot to clean them....so that meant a small painting was in order!

"Solo" 20 x 16 inch oil on panel

 

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My family was on a hike during this last Easter weekend and I saw this woman hiking solo.  I was instantly drawn to the figure caught in the sunlight and the mood the solo hiker sets.

"Head in the Clouds" 12 x 12 inch oil on panel

 

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This painting is another of my abstract pieces. I find that each one is an expression of my feelings at the moment and because each piece evolves as I paint it, an expression of the moment itself. The horizontal and vertical lines in this piece cut through the softness in the background in a very satisfying way. I liken it to taking the perfect slice out of a cake

"Whale Song" 12 x 12 inch oil on aluminum panel





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Okay.  It was time to stretch out of my comfort zone and try my hand at abstracts.  I have had a strong desire to do some for a long time and I decided that today was the day!

"Over and Under" 16 x 12 inch oil on panel

 



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Painting rocks under the water's surface is always a fun challenge! 

"Long Shadows" 18 x 18 inch oil on panel

 

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A chilly evening walk on the beach rewarded my family with this view!

"Low Tide" 16 x 20 inch oil on panel

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My family went on a camping trip in January (yes, we're crazy weirdos who love to go freeze our butts off...haha) and the tide was way out when we took our beach walk.  I found the tracks that the water left behind intriguing.