This is a carnivorous pitcher plant. The Breeze, Magazine of the Lowcountry, South Carolina, has published an article by me on carnivorous plants and included four of my paintings in the February 2020 edition. . To see this edition, go tolowcountrybreeze.com
A South Carolina magazine, Low Country Breeze published an article I wrote about carnivorous plants in its February edition. Four of my paintings illustrated the article which also contained photographs. If you would like to read the article, go to lowcountrybreeze.com and look at the February edition. For a look at this and some of my other art on dailypaintworks.com, click here.
My latest article “An artist paints a Victorian Water closet” can now be seen online in The Breeze Magazine of the Lowcountry (May issue). To read the article and see a couple of my paintings such as the one above, click this link: lowcountrybreeze.com
While you are in the magazine you can review past issues. I have published articles in the last four issues. They occur with the caption “An Artist Paints A …”
Green granny apples seemed to call for purple flowers, so that is what I painted! You can see more of my floral paintings by clicking here.
I love to paint these 5 x 7 canvas panels! So much can be packed into a small space. In this painting I have depicted knobbed whelk, cerith snail, moon snails, Lewis moon snail, Colorful Atlantic Moon Snail and the Common Periwinkle. Here’s another fact about sea snails! They are all hermaphrodites! They are also predatory and carnivorous. Some whelks stick a part of their shells between the two sides of an oyster so that it cannot close and then they eat them by sucking out the meat with their hollow proboscis.
I have so enjoyed my small zinnia garden in a corner of our front yard! I planted a small package of mixed zinnias last year and decided to paint these orange ones which were the last ones blooming before frost. It is too early for zinnias this year, but I do hope to have them! This painting is on stretched canvas and is 10 x 8. Click here for further information.
This acrylic panel painting is 10 x 8 . The flowers are indicated in broad brush strokes. Click here for more information.
This is a 10 x 8 panel with heavy textures and a very “painterly” approach to hydrangeas. If you would like more information, click here.
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This 10 x 8 painting was featured on the front page of Dailypaint Works in December 17, 2019 and attracted several favorable comments before the day ended. It is painted on stretched canvas. Click here for more information.
I have written an article for the Breeze Magazine of the Low Country, the April edition just now online. Click here to read my article called “An Artist Paints Bioluminescent Creatures.” Please turn to page 32. Paintings of five creatures are included with the text.
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