Bridge to Nowhere

this week I donated a painting to Cabot Library which was well received.
Peacham Overlook is shown at the bottom.  currently showing at the Peacham Corner Guild.
both paintings were done plein air.

today is a gift

YESTERDAY IS HISTORY.
TOMORROW IS A MYSTERY
AND TODAY?
TODAY IS A GIFT.
WHY WE CALL IT A PRESENT.

adding Bailey Pond painting

lovely Sunday morning at the boat launch. suddenly an unexpected gust of wind made my umbrella para-sail upending my easel & all into the edge of the water.  luckily no damage resulted & after restoring things soldiered on painting awhile more.  nice spot. 16x20 plein air.

artist statement

my goals are simple.  I just want to paint what I enjoy

while always looking to improve myself.

I also use a reminder to myself - my vision is unique

and I don't need to paint like anyone else.

                                                                                           I like the freedom of being who I am and not                                                                                                                             what I think I should be.

the journey for me is more important

than the destination.

to paint plein air helps preserve what is in the now

for the future.  it is tremendous joy

to be outside in the fresh air enjoying

the whole of the moment.

6/10/17

here it is  6 months post op and just starting to paint again.  after 19 therapy sessions still not much im proved.  may take a year....
wanted to post a few paintings from last fall that are framed now.  if accepted will be juried into a show.

 Matt's Farm
Peacham

 Melvin's Pasture
Cabot

1/17/17 checking in

haven't been able to paint for awhile.  surgery done 1/11 and in 3 weeks another for carpal tunnel.  bummer......