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9/20/22

9/2/22

Historic Buildings of Asheville NC


 Historic Asheville NC

A series - five 12x9 W/C paintings of some of the buildings in Asheville,NC

The first one in this series is the Flatiron building in downtown Asheville. Just across the street is the bistro on Heywood Ave. The third one is of the Gove Arcade building at the Carmel's bar.





The painting below is from the Thomas Wolf parking lot, with a view of the Basilica of Saint Lawrence Church.

The fifth, painting is of one of the buildings at Pack Square, The Posana restaurant and the patio, which is across the way from the Asheville Art Museum.
I added one more, a small W/C of the sunset, looking down Patton Ave and the Kress building.



8/10/22

5 new watercolor's inspired by a workshop I had with the late great Ken Auster. To view his paintings of chefs and more clicks on the link below. https://kenauster.com/
 

7/6/22

Art Deco of Asheville, NC


 Just one of Asheville's noted Art Deco projects of the 1920's. The S&W Building is one I have painted several times. For more information on the Architectural design of Asheville's see link below https://www.exploreasheville.com/architecture-trail/the-s-w-building/  #         "Looking down Haywood" 16x12 oil

4/4/22

Artwork At Museum



This painting was painted in Madison Country North Carolina in a place call "Big Pine", it is a landscape of tobacco barns and farmland, and is now in the Asheville Art Museum Collection 2020.66.06@Linda Cheek.

If you are interested in what six women have to say about my painting, the link below will take you to the video.

 And thank you Megan Pyle for your creation of this video "Meeting the Moon", what fun "life is short; art is long; always a student."

1/22/22

Out of my sketch book


Sketching some of Asheville architecture buildings, using pen and watercolor. 

"You can't do sketches enough. Sketch everything and keep your curiosity fresh." John Singer Sargent

Almost abstract

,  A 11v14 oil painting, painted on the edge of a riverbank, starting with an underpainting of just big shapes, getting the values as close ...