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| Painted along Greenwood Avenue in August. It was hot and this shady spot was a welcome relief to beat the heat. This painting also continues a painting I had made years ago of the same house. I decided to put them together and make a diptych. |
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| Owen Avenue in Lansdowne has so many amazing houses to paint. I saw a few former students while doing this one, including one who is currently taking Studio Art AP at Penn Wood! |
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| This painting was conceived to be a continuation of the painting above. |
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| Here you may notice that three paintings are put together to create this triptych painted on Owen Avenue in Lansdowne, PA. |
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| I love this spot on Lansdowne Court; this shot shows my setup and a piece under way. |
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| How it starts... |
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| This is the same painting above, but further along. It ended up changing a lot before it was finished! |
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| Painting in this spot along the creek in Darby I bumped into two former students, owe of whom had gone on to study art at Tyler. |
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| Whenever I've driven through this section of Hilldale Road I've always wanted to paint this wooded area overlooking the creek. |
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| Hillsdale Road, a bit further along. |
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| Years ago I painted this same house on West Lacrosse Avenue in Lansdowne; this time I was intrigued by how it was peeking out behind a large foreground tree (that got added in later). |
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| This section of Runnemede has so much inspiring architecture that I could turn in any direction and start painting. It made sense when a neighbor told me the area was on the National Register of Historic Districts (Lansdowne Park). The hardest part is just picking something to paint. |
