Cloud #21 - Boston Evening Star

Oil on paper, 5" square

This is an image I have worked and reworked many

times. It is the view from my studio (and after that,

my newborn daughter's room...) when I lived in

Boston in the 80's and early 90's. Like some figure

poses, there is something about the shapes in this

image that I find endlessly intriguing. I witnessed

many sunsets from this window, and I could prob-

ably do 25 more of these paintings and never get

bored, mining my memory for colors.

This was supposed to be a "daily painting", but

ended up being a "two-day daily painting" because

I needed to create two layers.

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Cloud #20 - Ocean Sunset

Oil and Acrylic on Gessobord, 7" x 5"

Cloud X

Oil on gessoed ragboard, 4" x 4 1/4" SOLD

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This may be my last cloud. I have something else
to post that I did today.

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Cloud V

Oil on Canvas, 4" x 6" click here to bid SOLD

This is another in the series. I am really caught up in doing this, and

can't seem to stop painting clouds. I'm hoping to follow this up with

full landscapes. I'll just have to see what happens.

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Cloud

Oil on Gessoboard, 4" x 4", click here to bid SOLD

After all this snow, gray skies, cabin fever, S.A.D.,

etc., etc., I just decided I had to paint myself a cloud

that would remind me that spring and summer will

really be here some day. As a matter of fact, I have

daffodils sticking out of the ground in my front yard-

only right now they're buried by three feet of snow.

It's a good thing they are hardy plants!

This picture just makes me feel happy, and I hope it

helps your mood too.

Thanks for visiting.