This painting is 16" x 20" oil on stretched canvas, completed May, 2009, signed and dated on the front, and the painting name is located on the back frame.

This is a winter setting I developed using only 4 colors, white, black, blue and a little green.  It is also in the middle of summer here, so the winter setting help cool things down.

This orginal painting is 8" x 10" oil on stretched canvas painted gallery wrap edges completed Dec., 2008.

This is the first snow on Graggy Mt. Range, NW of Ashville, NC.

This is a series of small paintings requested by Back Street Gallery, Bowdon, GA. 

This painting inspiration came from one of Bob Ross's paintings. This painting is 16" x 20" oil on stretched canvas, completed Nov., 2008, signed and dated on the front, and the painting name is located on the back frame.

They say the glaciers are vanishing from global warming.  Not sure if that the case but nature does change from time to time.  

This painting inspiration came from the snow falling in the N. Carolina Mountains. This painting is 16" x 20" oil on stretched canvas, completed Nov., 2008, signed and dated on the front, and the painting name is located on the back frame.

The painting is a cold winter time setting, for those that skie in the white powder snow. This painting was completed for those in the northwestern part of North Carolina Mountains, which I had to drive through last week  

This painting inspiration came from the snow falling in the mid western Rockies. This painting is 16" x 20" oil on stretched canvas, completed Oct, 2008, signed and dated on the front, and the painting name is located on the back frame.

The painting is a cold winter time setting, for those that skie in the white powder snow. This painting was completed for those in the norther parts of the states and Canada.  

This painting inspiration came from Bill Alexander. This painting is 16" x 20" oil on stretched canvas, completed Apr, 2008, signed and dated on the front, and the painting name is located on the back frame.

This painting is a study of Bill Alexander and his style of painting.  This setting was put together from his information on his Series II book.