Digging Holes

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We had quite a bit of snow in Eugene last week. I painted this as I watched about 10 inches of snow falling outside my window. It was quite a strange experience seeing beach/snow/beach/snow... I took the photo for this one in Georgia a couple of years ago, when I was there with a gaggle of artist pals. Happy Valentine's Day!

What Are You Waiting For?

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This is from one of the photographs I took on the beach in Georgia. I love the expectant dog and the tennis ball thrower. It was really fun doing people for a change.

Marsh in the Morning

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This is my last painting from Georgia. When I wasn't painting I took lots of pictures of all kinds of things, some of which I hope to paint. : )

Edge of the Marsh

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Home again, home again, dickety dock, but here's another painting from Georgia. It was right near the spot from yesterday's clouds, in a place where the marsh seemed to meet the ocean. I was all alone and honestly feared an alligator might pop out and eat me at any moment. So you could say ... I risked my life for this painting.

Clouds Over Water

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Above is another painting from Georgia, and below are a few moments I captured at my Sedona workshop (just finished up today): a couple of great squints, a Ruthie snacking, and some careful arranging.

Below are my demos and one painting I did after class one day (sold).

And last but not least, a photo of me and my lovely kids. They were a fun group, but a little obsessed with underwear for some strange reason. Nonetheless, we had a great time!

Island Cabin

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I have not fallen off the face of the Earth! It may seem like it, I know, but I haven't. I spent all last week hangin' with my buds, painting on St. Simon's Island in Georgia. It was good to get out, good to paint something different, and so so good to get some quality girlfriend time. Above is the first painting I did, and below is our little "gaggle": (left to right) Kathy, Mary, me and my wine, Kelley and Laurel. More soon (I promise)!!

After Georgia I flew straight to Sedona where I am now in the middle of a 5-day workshop. Today we did some 10-minute paintings, and there was so much grumbling I almost had to make them do push-ups!