Cloud Series

Summer Haze

Spring Plowing

Pink Fields

Hobby Farm

I went camping near Cedarburg this spring and was inspired by the different clouds I saw while driving around each day.

Dreamscapes - Spring Fields

32 x 40 oil on gallery wrapped canvas

"Painting dreamy spring landscapes is what gets me through the long Wisconsin winters"

Purple Fields

20x20 oil on gallery wrapped canvas

I was thinking about the color purple and came up with this Wisconsin scene.

White Wind

16x20 oil on gallery wrapped canvas

I am having fun with scratching back into the paint and glazing over acrylic.  Here is another version of the Pink Sky painting.

Pink Sky

8x10 oil on gallery wrapped canvas

A semi abstract farm scene, focusing on color and texture.

Color and Texture

My sister the banker, has a new office and needed her favorite colors on the walls.

30x40 Acrylic and Oil on canvas. NFS

3-8x10 Acrylic and Oil on canvas.  NFS

Paintings for sale at the Viroqua Food Coop

I have 8 of my latest oil landscape paintings for sale at the Viroqua Food Coop for the month of August. There are 6 shown here and the originals show much better than these photos! I am grateful for the chance to share with my hometown what I have been up to since the closure of Art Vision.

Little red chickencoop

available for sale 8x10 oil on panel $75 unframed $175 framed My painting group and I met way out in the country at the end of a dead-end gravel road. This charming group of buildings and hay field really struck me as "farm scene." I love it when we find a beautiful out of the way place to paint.

Covered bridge road

available for sale 9x12 oil on panel $175 framed $100 unframed - Cedarburg plein air event I needed a break from people and the heat so I drove around and found this nice scene. There was a shade tree in just the right spot so the next morning I got up early and was done by 8:30.

Windy Barn - McClurg Rd

available
My Plein air group all painted this barn from a different angle. We battled the wind the whole time and my aluminum easle blew over three times before I got enough weight on it.