A new portrait was unveiled, that of an adorable English White Labrador. He is a lake dweller so I knew I had to paint him in his domain.
And before painting the adorable white lab, I painted this Australian Shepherd and shipped him to his home in D.C. area. I just loved creating both of these paintings.
The Hebrew Letter Shin has captivated me for over a decade. Each of the aleph-bet, the letters of the Hebrew alphabet hold personality and energy, and carry specific symbolic meanings. Shin can be seen in nature, a like three limbs branching out, or like a campfire, with three flames dancing. Above Shin and below, Shin Garden. One painting lives with collectors in CT, the other in VA.
Out of a long running series since 2014, Earth Changes: Pole Shift, came Summer at the Lake. While most all the Earth Changes paintings were reflections of polarization and extremes in weather and nature (and human nature) this one came out of personal memories and feelings of gratitude. Not all that we endure in these times is difficult–some aspects of life are full of joy even within the tension and contrast. Sold to collectors in Fairfield County, CT.
