Eclipse at the Top of the World
This series has been carrying me away into fantasy worlds. Here is “Eclipse at the Top of the World.” Like […]
From the Art By Cedar Archives: Sibling Portraits
I am the oldest of five siblings. Naturally, when I developed an interest in portrait painting, I co-opted all their
Eclipse Day Climber
Here is my new oil painting “Eclipse Day Climber.” I absolutely love the effect of the textured paint giving the
From the Art By Cedar Archives: Cardinal
This was kind of a random painting for me. I painted it before I got serious about working in a
Why Is Art Expensive?
Years ago, I wrote an article attempting to explain why art costs what it does, for anyone who may not
Eclipse From the Precipice
In contrast to my last painting reminiscent of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this painting, “Eclipse From the Precipice” is more
Eclipse Over Red Hills
Here is “Eclipse Over Red Hills.” This image had been forming in my mind since my trip to visit family in
From the Art By Cedar Archives: Purple Coneflower & Daisies
I painted these two paintings in 2001. Today, I believe they hang in my parents’ home–as do many of my paintings
The Big Eclipse
This painting’s title is self-explanatory: “The Big Eclipse.” Because of its large scale, the vibrant deep crimson layered with many
From the Art By Cedar Archives: Square Girl
When I first began painting as a serious discipline, completing my first “series,” although I didn’t even call it that