Roots
This piece continues my Tranquility Series of abstract landscapes that begin with a white line. The dark brown earth beneath the line grounds the lighter green and sienna foliage while…
This piece continues my Tranquility Series of abstract landscapes that begin with a white line. The dark brown earth beneath the line grounds the lighter green and sienna foliage while…
This painting is a part of a series where each painting begins with a white line. Working in a series allows me to take a concept in several directions, to…
Although most of my paintings feature landscapes in bold colors, sometimes I want to go the opposite way and make a restful painting. This painting makes me dream of…
Do you ever have one of those days when there is too much going on in your mind and you just need to relax? After a weekend of navigating South…
The weather is still oppressively hot here in South Carolina, but I've recovered from my "Bah, humbug!" mood and have been working on some ideas for larger studio paintings based…
The roads to the South Carolina beaches are lined with old trees dripping with Spanish moss. This painting was inspired by a lane near Edisto Beach. When I started this…
This painting was started a while back as a demonstration for Trenholm Artists Guild. but it was never finished. At the time, I planned to have the distant bridge as…
These palmetto trees are in our east side garden. We originally bought them to add interest in a boring section of the garden where we couldn’t get centipede grass…
Detail of Maritime Forest 12x48" Ink, watercolor, graphite, and acrylic on cradled panel @2014 Lucinda Howe I'm excited to tell you that my painting "Maritime Forest" has been accepted into…
This painting was completed several years ago after a trip to New Mexico. It was framed and displayed for sale. This weekend I was taking inventory and evaluating old…