This old, knotted sweet gum tree sands at a bend in the headwaters of a creek that flows into the Pablo River. It marks a change in the direction of the water and the edge of the salt marsh. I have painted this tree a number of times intrigued by its dramatic stand half in the water and half on the bank.
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| Hummer Resting |
This Hummingbird was painted in response to a request from a friend. After I've looked at it for a while, I plan to add a Bible verse in the lower right quadrant.
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| Praise in the Dunes |
The wind constantly moves and changes the dunes, and as it does, it carves dynamic breaks and banks in the sand as the sea oats and shrubbery holds back the top of the dune.
As the storms of summer roll past the dunes, the sand fence stands faithfully in his place surrounded by his companions the sea oats. Together, they slow the inevitable changes in the shifting and drifting sand.
Morning in the Dunes Acrylic on canvas panel 8x10 Behind the beach at Talbot Island, the dunes march away one behind the other. No clear pa...
