From my recent trip to Nice, Fr.

Study for an upcoming painting. Sited in Paris, my favorite place to paint.

After a hiatus I have finally done another painting. A recent setback sort of derailed me for awhile. Had all my art gear stolen from right beside me in Barcelona. Among the losses was my favorite Craig Young palette. Took a fair amount of money and a long tome to get. I may never recover completely.

Come one coma all. I will be guest artist for the Month of Sept. at Village Art Circle on Cary, NC, USA.

For my upcoming show, end of month.

Le Eiffel. half sheet, 140 lb. arches.

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Three views of a local historic church. ChristChurch.

Painted while sitting an art gallery last thursday.

More before and after pictures.

Small painting of our historic state capitol building in North Carolina.

More before and after. The Spanish Steps in Rome. Another of my favorite cities.

The process. Paris street corner. 14 x 21, arches 140 lb. rough texture. Paris is one of my favorite subjects.

Some local scenery as interpreted by my watercolors.

Plein Air at the Capitol Building Yesterday. Sort of a progress set from real subject to an almost finished product. All thats left to do are some highlights and details. It was a fairly hot day with temps near 90F but I painted in the shade of a very large oak tree. Just after noon so the shadows were not exactly where I wanted them. I'll go back later in the day next time. This is the old historic Capitol building. The newer statehouse may be on my painting agenda as well, at a later date.

Looking down the Seine at Notre Dame Cathedral. 1/4 sheet arches 140 lb.

New work from this past thursday. 10x15, 140 lb rough arches.

Some photos from my just finished San Francisco workshop with Alvaro Castagnet. Some photos were from afterward when I went to Napa Ca. and painted on my own until my easel broke. We painted around Union Square, Fisherman's Wharf and Chinatown. When we had no hair dryer onsite to dry the first wash, a classmate produced a blowtorch which AC used. He had to be careful not to set the paper afire.