Miniatures
In nature, there’s always more colors within the colors you think you see.
8”W X 8”H ¾”D Oil on Gesso Board, Black Floater-Frame
Inspired by a bright sunset off a dock on a great expanse of water. It can be anywhere! As the sun goes down, the air gets crisp, and the hustle of the day gets behind us, this painting reminds us of what is most important. Part of the Mini-Kaleidoscope series.
Warm oranges and deep crimson beneath a setting sun silhouette two figures on a weathered pier. The textured surface creates a nostalgic, glowing atmosphere where water and sky melt into one.
8”W X 8”H ¾”D Oil on Gesso Board, Black Floater-Frame
The big lake has a pull about it. Despite the chill, people come from all over to see the harbor towns and experience the vibrant communities along its shores. Part of the Mini-Kaleidoscope series.
A playful yet structured view of a classic lakeside town. Weathered blue shingles and rooflines against hillsides painted in deep autumn plum and gold. Graphic marks and freeform shapes dance across the surface, bringing an expressive energy to this sheltered harbor.
8”W X 8”H ¾”D Oil on Gesso Board, Black Floater-Frame
You can sense the harvest activity ramping up on this warm early-autumn day. Farms are beautiful in the fall. Even the barn looks like it is in awe of the colors! Part of the Mini-Kaleidoscope series.
Bold, strokes of fiery orange, magenta, and soft lavender sweep across the field toward a distant homestead. The multi-layered surface builds a complex, joyful history celebrating the changing seasons.
8”W X 8”H ¾”D Oil on Gesso Board, Black Floater-Frame
What is it that draws us to lighthouses? I think it’s the strength and bravery they represent as they weather storms, protect sailors, and lead them home, while stirring up stories and memories of days gone by. Whatever it is, lighthouses are fascinating and beautiful. Part of the mini-Kaleidoscope series.
Standing firm against a sky of molten gold. This painting focuses on the stark, dramatic silhouette of a historic harbor light at sunset. The tactile layers of paint bring a feeling of guardianship over the deep purple shores beyond.
8”W X 8”H ¾”D Oil on Gesso Board, Black Floater-Frame
Surrounded by water at the edge of the pier, the lighthouse protects a couple in love that escapes to enjoy the view. Part of the mini-Kaleidoscope series.
A breath of fresh, crisp air along the shore. Crisp whites and bold red accents anchor the composition against an active, cloud-swept sky. Freeform lines and graphic details highlight the long concrete pier, inviting the viewer to take the long walk out.
8”W X 8”H ¾”D Oil on Gesso Board, Black Floater-Frame
There’s something about an old boat resting on the shoreline that warms the soul. It’s got a story to tell. It even offers a little calm and imagination that may tempt you to hop in and go. Part of the Mini-Kaleidoscope series.
A vibrant exploration of quiet containment. Thick, expressive strokes of color build the form of a solitary skiff, cradled by shifting water, capturing the stillness on the lake.
8”W X 8”H ¾”D Oil on Gesso Board, Black Floater-Frame
The sun is hot, the breeze feels good, and the cool water is footsteps away. It is a perfect day for the beach. Part of the mini-Kaleidoscope series.
A celebration of sun-drenched summer days on the dunes. Playful, geometric slices of rainbow color from the twin parasols pop against a deep blue horizon. Wisps of textured dune grass dance in the foreground, capturing a joyful, warm retreat.
8”W X 8”H ¾”D Oil on Gesso Board, Black Floater-Frame
On the big lake, those smooth flat stones often appear stacked on the shoreline. They can stop you in your tracks if they are tall and many. There’s a story behind them. Resist the urge to add another stone! Part of the mini-Kaleidoscope series.
A quiet study in balance, patience, and human connection to nature. Soft, wave-tumbled tones of slate blue, sage, and warm terracotta stack together on a weathered picnic table near the shoreline. The colorful freeform lines bring forward the moment of freedom that inspired this piece.