Water Hole – in progress

Acrylics on 9 inch by 12 inch canvas board. The scene is from the Lake Thunderbird area in central Oklahoma. If you like burnt orange (color, not fruit) you might like how this painting will go.

Second Winter Storm

In just a few months we may all be back to diving for cover while the tornado sirens are blaring here in Norman.

Arbuckle Shoreline, in progress

Oil on an 11 inch by 14 inch board. The scene is from Lake Arbuckle in south central Oklahoma, and if you remember the three rock scene I have painted several times, this scene is in sight and  just a few minutes’ paddle beyond those first rocks on the opposite shore of the small inlet lying directly across The Point.

Cold River Run

Acrylic on  9 by 12 inch canvas board. Painting the figures in the canoe was like tattooing ants. The whole painting is just a convenient excuse for the colors, frankly.

Mount Audubon, Colorado

Acrylics on  11 by 14 inch masonite panel.

Down to the Creek

Acrylic on 9 by 7 inch stretched canvas. I have been happy to paint this scene in the past and may do so again since I enjoy being happy. Maybe the new painting turns out a little better than the last.

The Point

Acrylic, 11 by 14 panel. If I paint the same rocks from a slightly different angle, is that acceptable, or must I go through life seeking new rocks?

In Progress -

Oil on 11 by 14 inch primed hardboard. The area of work next will be the shirt.

Foggy Morning Down in the Hay Fields

Oil on 11 by 14 inch canvas. The canvas was prepared with a burnt sienna undertone. Private collection.

Lost and Found

Oil on 8 by 10 inch canvas panel. Rural Oklahoma scene.