Oswego Creek Summer

It finally got hot and the water is hardly moving.
oil on canvas 24x24


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December Dusk

From a study I did last year which came from a wet, dark walk on Mt. Talbert in Dec. of 2011. My instincts were correct when I saw the autumn color through the gloom. What I didn`t expect was the maroon pink hillside. I`m nearly always painting at dusk, when I actually see it while in the woods, I`m so glad to be there.
Oil on canvas 30x24


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Fog and the Ditch

I`m not big on being busy, I`m always trying to simplify and slow things down. Summer isn`t quiet enough but I sure like the food.
watermedia on Yupo 12x5



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Oregon Refuge

From my visit to the Finley Wildlife Refuge a couple of weeks ago.  This early summer has been so sweet.
oil on canvas 14x11


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The Flood Recedes

New. oil on cradled panel 20x20



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The Birth of Hawaii 3

A watercolor recess as I wait for oil paints to dry. Hawaii`s volcanic origin lends itself to abstraction.
18"x6"


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Winter Canal

This is the canal that feeds Lake Oswego in early winter. The newly fallen leaves are still a coppery pink and they glow in the diffused gloom of the season. If you like canals, and who doesn`t, check out the Master, Bob Lafond. He has shown me the light about pastels. They are not just for sissies but are capable of anything the messy wet paints can do.
Luke Fannin said nice things about my work in the profile he wrote in promoting Create Eugene. Thanks Luke!
oil on cradled panel 20x20


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