"Bok House"

"Bok House"

12 x 16 acrylic on canvas

$200

The Bok Singing Tower Gardens in Lake Wales, Florida is a beautiful place to go and wander through
the garden, see the wonderful tower and find this house where the Bok Family used to live. There is a definite Spanish influence in the house and when you walk upon it, it is framed by trees. Click on the photo to see a larger view.

"Heathcote Palms"

"Heathcote Palms"

8 x 10 acrylic on canvas panel

$100

Beautiful Tropical scenery from one of my favorite places, Heathcote Botanical Gardens at Ft. Pierce,
Florida. Done plein air on a beautiful day, this painting captures the "feel" of Florida! Click on it for a closer view and thanks for looking! To purchase a painting, click on the Buy Now icon to the right and buy through Pay Pal.

"House Portrait"

"House Portrait"

16 x 20 Acrylic

SOLD

Here is the finished house portrait commission. I have two more to go! Hopefully, the client liked it; it was hard to paint from a very old, bad photograph. And the children were added  by me...they were not in the original photo.

Painting Three at once!

Hi everyone, I am busy doing a commission for Christmas......three paintings of the same house. I haven't posted much lately and just wanted you to know that I am very busy this time of year! I will put on one of the finished paintings soon.

"Three Hummingbirds"

"Three Hummingbirds"

6 x 6 acrylic painting

$45    SOLD

Three different kinds of hummingbirds enjoy the nectar of these bell shaped flowers.  Click on painting for a view of the details. Paintings can be purchased through Pay Pal. Click on Buy Now in the right hand column.
This one is sold but I may have others that interest you. Thanks for looking!

"Autumn Sunflowers"

"Autumn Sunflowers"

16 x 20 acrylic on stretched canvas

$250

I have been painting on this a full week! Of course, there have been interruptions, but I was actually afraid my bouquet of sunflowers would die before I finished the painting! I had such a fun time doing the background and undercoats. I just happily splashed paint on really quickly with a large brush. After a couple of hours, I stood back to look at it, and I almost just called it finished and quit! I loved the first two hours work. But I knew in my heart it wasn't completely done, so after that, I found I was more cautious and even a little fretful! How does one keep the first spontaneity? I don't know. But I was pleased with the final result and love some of the colors I was able to get. Please click on this for a closer view. And, come on, give me lots of comments as to how you like it! Thanks and hope your Autumn days are as happy as sunflowers!