End Of The Road

always loved the old cars and haven't painted too many... sooo... :)

lots of fun painting the rusty fenders! 16 X 20 acrylic on canvas

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Calf Ropin' Cowboy

painted this one to enter in a country fair in a themed category... 'Cowboy Boots and Canadian Roots'. i cut it a little close, the fair is this weekend :P

UPDATE: 1st place - best themed painting!!!

10 X 10 acrylic on canvas

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Peyto Glacier

Nothing like a little trip to the mountains will do for painting inspiration! From a photo I took at Peyto Glacier, along the Icefield Parkway between Banff and Jasper Alberta Canada. So much ice in July!

11 X 14 acrylic on canvas

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Life Drawing June 2014

the last of the life drawings for the summer. :o(

i do have a portrait from life class coming up in mid July, but it is not the same thing. back at them in september though ;)

 all drawings done on cartridge paper using vine charcoal and/or compressed charcoal. colored ones are done with vine charcoal and conte crayon. times vary from 5 minutes to 30 minutes. you can usually tell the longer ones by how many of the limbs i detailed!

Bugatti Atlantic

I am a car nut at heart but never tried to paint one. had to fix that! ;)

 12 X 16 acrylic on canvas

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Free Bird

This started as a bad photo of a raven (a silhouette basically) flying around a snowy parking lot ... so added a bit of artistic licence. :o)

16 X 20 acrylic on canvas

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Life Drawing April-May 2014

here's a collection of life drawing from my monday night sessions. i have been able to attend a few more lately... woo hoo! i keep forgetting to write down the length of the pose... so i didn't even bother labelling each drawing any more. the poses were between 15 minute and one hour. all of these were done with vine charcoal, charcoal pencil, white pastel and/or compressed charcoal.