Kalalau Nights

Kalalau Nights

Kalalau Beach on the Napali Coast of Kauai gives a surreal glimpse of what our planet once was: pristine, beautiful, and not over-run with humans and their troubles. Only accessible by an 11 mile hike along crumbling, sheer sea cliffs, Kalalau manages to keep away those who are not willing to work incredibly hard, face humbling fears, and become one with the primitive ways of nature at its best. The nights at Kalalau were electric with crashing waves, a celestial light show, and the strongest cosmic giggle I have experienced in some time.

18 x 18 inch watercolor painting on paper
$1050

Love Cloud

Lovecloud
To love and be loved is an essential part of being human, but to be surrounded and supported by every person you love at once is a powerful experience. There are countless individuals who touch us in our lives, but those family and friends who have played a lasting role compare to none other. I am eternally grateful for those people, this human experience, and the man who opened my heart wider than I realized was possible.

Watercolor Painting – June 2015
12 x 12 inches – $475

Summer Storm

There is nothing quite like the first summer thunderstorm in Philadelphia. The air vibrates with excitement and the rain washes the pavement clean. The atmospheric orchestra comes and goes as quickly as the tumble weaves on the street.
Summer Storm

Watercolor Painting – June 2015
9 x 9 inches – $325

A Glimpse at Some New Work

It has been way too long since I have posted any new work! Here is a glimpse at a few new watercolor paintings. Some of my favorite moments this summer were spent floating in an mountain lake.

Lily Pads 1
watercolor on paper – 8 x 10 inches – 2014

Lily Pads 2
watercolor on paper – 12×24 inches – 2014

For the Love of Art

I have 3 relief prints on display November 2, 2013 – January 19, 2014 at the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington, DE.

For the Love of Art is the first exhibition highlighting the artistic mastery and diversity of the art educators of Red Clay School District and includes 43 works by 17 participants. With paint brush, through a camera lens, on paper, in clay, silver, or fabric, these teaching artists present an expressive range of technical skill and creative originality. The range of media and styles displays the versatility of the artists, who not only teach technical skills but also open young eyes to a passion for the joy and discipline of making art.

I am very proud to be a practicing artist AND art teacher!

For more information, visit the Delaware Art Museum site.