Summer and Fall 2017

Sunbeams for Margaret
6/3/17
8x10"

Friendly Rivals
6/10/17
8x10"

Holly-lewya meets Hot Assets
6/10/17
7x7"

Brent and Hilary
8/3/17
5x5"
collection of Barb Adams

Two guys in France
collage and watercolor
10/17/17
12x12"

Waterfall
collage, watercolor, and gouache
9/22/17
15x10.5"

Castlewood Canyon
3rd place award in November 2017 exhibit at WAS-H

Cricket's Reverie
10/4/17
winner of merchandise award at Annual Member Exhibit
14x10.5"

Allison and Bill at Arches National Park
10/10/17

Serezin de la Tour
10/11/17
7x10"

Pont d'Amour, Annecy
10/12/17
10x7"

Market in Toronto
10/13/17
7x8"

Rainy day in Blois
10/16/17
9x9"

At the Picasso Museum, Barcelona
collage, stamping, watercolor
10/24/17

Stream in the Cotswolds
10/25/17
7x10"

Old Mollie thinks she is Batman
charcoal washes and scratched lines
10/30/17
5x5"

Bowl of Cherries
charcoal washes and scratched lines
10/30/17
5x5"

Clementines
11/6/17
13.5x9"

Waiting for Cezanne
11/3/17
13.5x21"
November exhibit at Watercolor Art Society

Snowy night in Utah
11/15/17
12x8"

Christmas in Texas
11/29/17
14x10"
Collection of Lisa Crispin

Idaho Stream
12/20/17
10x14"
Collection of Jami Haines

Megan: Gone Too Soon
12/25/17
9x12"
Collection of Jac Brennan

Spring 2017

Caroline's Golden Pear
8x8"
2/13/17

Four Plums
8x8"
2/6/17

Afternoon in Hyde Park
1/26/17
11.5x8.5"

Poppies
1/31/17
14.5x7.5"

Castlewood Canyon State Park
2/20/17
14x10.5"

Experiment with salt
2/27/17
5x7.5"

Ellie
3/6/17

Mom's glassware and Allison's Harp
3/8/17
14.5x11.5"

From a photograph at our class on warm & cool colors
3/10/17
10.5x8.5

Early Morning on the Colorado River
3/13/17
14x11"
collection of Kate Hammons

Costa Rican countryside
3/20/17
14.5x10.5
collection of the artist

Cliffs in Arches National Park
3/23/17
11x8"

Abstract inspired by Stephen Quiller video
3/24/17
5x8"
Collection of Sam Schaal

Kitchen items
Inspired by paintings of Richard Diebenkorn
class project using gesso, gouache, and watercolor
4/3/17
4.5x4.5" each

Tulips from Karen
gesso, gouache, watercolor
4/3/17
12x9"

Spring in Alvin, Texas
4/5/17
honorable mention, April WAS-H exhibit

Sara Hickman, Texas State Musician
for exhibit Texas-themed paintings
4/3/17

My Three Pears
4/28/17
14x10"
Emerson Auction

Costa Rican Countryside
5/1/17
9x6"

Two Pears, One Apple
5/8/17
10.25x7.5"

2017 - 30 Day Challenge

Starting the year with a challenge with my friends at the Watercolor Society: 30 paintings in 30 days.

Goldie and Bobbie
From a black & white photo ca. 1950, my grandparents  on a trip Out West
1/1/17
10x10"

Vase of Flowers
1/2/17
9x13"

In My Garden
1/3/17
7x7"

More Cherries
1/4/17
7x7"

Goldie & Bobbie, 1922
from a small b&w photo of my grandparents
1/4/17
14x19"
Honorable Mention at the Watercolor Art Society - Houston
January 2017  Exhibit

dispassionate
watercolor, collage, wintergreen oil transfer of original sketch
1/5/17
9x12"
January exhibit at Watercolor Art Society - Houston

Little mausoleum at Bryan City Cemetery
1/6/17
10x10"

Emily at Staff Meeting
1/7/17
7x7"

Saira after lunch
1/8/17
7x7"

Still life with fruit
1/9/17
8x8"

At the Degas exhibit #1
1/10/17
7x7"

At the Degas Exhibit #2
1/10/17
7x7"

At the Degas Exhibit #3
1/11/17
11x7.25"

At the Degas Exhibit #4
1/12/17
7.25x11"

After Anne Abgott from Open Studio on "Colorful Shadows"
1/13/17
8x10"

Mexican Bauhinia Blossoms
1/15/17
9.5x13"

Colorful Radishes from my Farm Share
1/16/17
9x6"

Two Apples, Crystal Bowl
1/19/17
10.5x12"
submitted to International Show at Watercolor Art Society

Red Peppers at Target
1/21/17
9x8"

Defensive Line
1/25/17
10.5x14.5"
collection of Kate Hammons

Yellow Green Blue
1/26/17
11x11"

Cotswold Garden
1/27/17
10.5x10.5"

Drawing scratched into charcoal wash + stabilo pencil
1/30/17
4x6"

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