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^ Ilwaco Morning
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^ Callalillies 2
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^ Calla Lily Study
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^ Dune Bluffs
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^ Oyster Scows on Willapa Bay
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^ Ilwaco Sailboat
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^ Daybreak
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^ Quiet
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^ The Heartland
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^Asparagus Field
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^ Ville Franche France
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^ Walla Walla Farm
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^ Willapa Bay 2
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^ Ville Franche 2
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^ Willapa Bay 3
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^ Willapa Bay 1
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^ Afternoon Light
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^ Beard's Hollow
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^ Loading at Twilight
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^ Pacific Sunrise
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^ Ilwaco Conversation
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^ Fort Columbia
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^ Lillies
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^ Coupeville
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^ Noon, St. Remy, France
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^ Brownsmead Flats
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^ South Bend
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^ Sunrise on Nahcotta Jetty
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^ The Duckhunter I
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^ South Bend Hereford
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^ Camelias
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^ Long Island Sunrise
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^ Port Townsend Reflections
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^ Portland Waterfront
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^ Maderno Promenade
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^ Ilwaco Boatyard III
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^ Spring Mist
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^ Oysterville - Juxtaposed
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^ Cherry Blossoms
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^ Chinook River
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^ Sunflowers
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^ Roses
Pink and red roses are a symbol of love, especially backdropped by the purity of white. These roses will never fade or wilt.
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^ Sunrise over Long Island
After a long winter, the cloud cover begins to break. Spectacular sunrises over Willapa Bay give a sense of new beginnings.
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^ Morning Shadows
This Oysterville marshland offered the juxtaposition of two complementary colors: yellow and violet. This painting was done from a small sketch on site.
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^ Seattle Slip
The Center for Wooden Boats on Union Bay in Seattle offers a rare opportunity to study old wooden boats. Their beautiful lines complete with the reflective patterns are an enticing subject.
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^ Live Oaks
While in South Carolina recently, I was fascinated by the beauty and enormity of the Live Oaks. The Spanish Moss hanging from the branches added to the regality.
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^ Chinook Estuary
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^ Willapa Tide Flats
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^ 51st & Birch St. Astoria
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^ Secrets
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^ Repose
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^ Lilies and Sunflowers
Lilies and sunflowers are tied together with lyrical line work into a symphony of complementary violets and yellows.
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