Scarlet (The Cardinal)
Scarlet (The Cardinal) – This female cardinal posed so nicely out our backdoor. Her warm oranges and yellows popped so nicely against that cool, gray,
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Scarlet (The Cardinal) – This female cardinal posed so nicely out our backdoor. Her warm oranges and yellows popped so nicely against that cool, gray,
Pensive Pastures – My first painting ever of a horse, and he really came out amazing! Acrylics on stretched upholstery fabric that you can see
Into the Fishbowl – It’s been a while since I’ve painted a fish! Almost all of the paintings I paint on stretched on upholstery fabric
Red One – The cardinal looking straight ahead with an angle that gives him a cone shaped head. It just makes me think of Santa’s
Shine a Light – Every so often I start a piece that seems to just want to exist – even in the early stages of
The Swan on the Pond: Visiting Slater Park in Pawtucket, RI, I was fortunate enough to have this swan swim very close to me. I
Blue Jay in Flowers: This hydrangea bush is in my neighbor’s yard and the other morning I saw some blue jays flying in and out
The Deer – I was fortunate to spot this doe in my back yard. I went and grabbed my camera and she was kind enough
Fire Fox – This cute, fluffy fox measures 19.75″x14.75″ (framed) and is acrylic paint on stretched upholstery fabric. You can see the pattern of the
Castle Hill Lighthouse Vista – This is the original acrylic painting of the lighthouse located in Newport, RI. It is acrylic paint on stretched upholstery
The Opulent Peacock – A beautiful painting of a peacock painted on a combination of stretched upholstery fabric and acrylic glass with acrylic paint. The
A Little Hum in Spring – Painted specifically the County Studio Tour, this pieces is small, measuring 6″x6″ (7.5″x7.5″ framed), and sees the background fabric