A familiar view I admire whenever we drive by. The boats, bridge, and trees along the water. This piece was an opportunity to spend more time studying the sky.
A commissioned painting of a home in Sandestin, Florida. Created as a keepsake for the homeowners after selling their home.
The view behind our family salon. Painted in the shade, slowly, over a series of lunch breaks.
I’ve put a lot of energy into this painting, and in the end it has the happy feeling I was hoping for. One of my favorite things about Florida is the saw palmettos that grow naturally throughout the landscape.
A moment inside my mother-in-law’s nursery. The space is always changing, making this painting a record of a particular time.
A view of the side of my mother-in-law’s nursery. Very happy with the sky and barn faced building.
A landscape about movement, color, and the feeling of something having passed through. This painting began with a green ground and has developed slowly through layers of color. As I work, I’m thinking about animals moving through the landscape and the traces of their presence, with hints of flowers appearing throughout. I’m painting from a sense of a place rather than a particular view—a feeling of movement, memory, and life.