Wednesday, April 18, 2007

Wine Tasting
Acrylic - 24 x 48
$600
Ocean View
Oil - 10 x 10
$100

Petunia
Watercolor - 5 x 7
Private Collection

Friday, April 6, 2007


East Virginia Ave. Alleyway
Watercolor Pour - 11 x 14 each
Set of 2 - $300
"Just Because"
Acrylic - 3x3
Set of 12
Private Collection
Stargazer
Lithography - 4 x 6
$65
Patience
Aquatint - 11 x 14
Private Collection
Columbines
Acrylic - 9x12
Private Collection

Thursday, April 5, 2007

Magnolia
Drypoint Etching - 5 x 8
Private Collection
Twilight in New Orleans
Lithography - 12 x 8
Private Collection

I took this photo while sitting at a po-boy shop just out the back door of Pat O'Brien's. We were lucky enough to be given the perfect table for a photo op - right in the corner of a great iron fence with a lamp post.
Lighting the Way
12x22 - Watercolor Pour
$375


Walking through the French Quarter is one of my favorite things to do. I always make sure to have a camera in hand to capture the beautiful ironwork and lanterns that decorate the city. I found this lamp near Brennan's.


Watercolor pouring is a process of blocking out areas in your drawing that you want to save: whites, light values, medium values, and darks. After you block out a level of color you pour the primary colors of watercolor and let it run, swirl, and puddle. After the final pour of color, you remove the blocking material and finish the painting with brushwork.