A Fun Watercolor Diversion
We’re fortunate to have an excellent lending collection at the Honolulu Museum of Art School, where I’ve been teaching for many happy and productive
Field Notes
Right Under My Nose
We live in a wonderful urban neighborhood in Honolulu called Kaimuki. Seated on the backside of Diamond Head, it’s an enjoyable mixture of both modern
It’s just practice…the Farmer’s Market paintings
I practice often. By this, I mean that to improve, I need to work on my skills. It doesn’t matter what the thing is…many aspects
A Chance Encounter
I was recently on a visit to Portland, Oregon, which is my hometown. I’d planned to hit the local art museum, where I’d also attended
Where does your eye go?
So…where does your eye go? That’s a question I’ve loved asking people as we view artwork together. I love it because it begins to open
My Wandering Watercolor Kit
The desire to create a very portable, yet complete watercolor kit has been a real side-passion. Happily, I’ve finally arrived at something that solves both
My Favorite Way to Study Composition
We know that with practice, most artists will get a handle on “how” to paint
The Tune-up
Each developing artist has the opportunity of determining the type of artist they wish to become. For some of us, this direction may be the
Traveling With Wet Oil Paintings
When traveling, no other activity in painting brings me more excitement than taking my old pochade box outdoors in search of a new motif to