This is a heavily textured acrylic painting that is on canvas added to 3/16″ Masonite. It is 10×8″ and a very good size for standard frames. This is now available in my online art store. Click here for more information.
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Seaside
This is a study for a painting. It is 8 1/2 x 11 (acrylic) and is painted on a type of cardboard! I tried to paint on cardboard after seeing the many paintings by Picasso that our Little Rock museum showed a year or so ago. I did not know that cardboard was such a stable support! But not ideal, I guess.
B.J.’s Bar and Grill
This painting was done by me especially for a famous Western Artist, now deceased. It hung in his bedroom for a number of years.
Watermelons
Lots of glistening, fresh-cut watermelons! Painting is 12 x 16, bright and cheerful!
Seventy-sixth Winter
I was interested in painting snow and frozen ice in this piece. The old house I fancied to be 76 years old. The three added women in black add a feeling of strangeness to this art.
Eureka Springs
A wonderful town to visit! Probably too cold in the winter for me, though.
River Market Peppers
Lots of primary colors due to my invention of a patterned blue table cloth!
River Market Watermelon
This painting and the next two were inspired by summer trips to Little Rock’s River Market.
Barn at Pocahontas, Arkansas
This barn was located at Pocahontas, Arkansas, an east Arkansas town. The painting is 11 x 14. It had a tin roof which had weathered from years of use.
Front Porch
The challenge to me in this painting was the perspective! It is mostly successful, I think, in depicting an old fashioned porch. I am beginning to be interested in architectural structures.
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