Landscape Collection

Summer Sky is an Oil on Masonite 16 in. x 15 in. Summer sky is really all about the mountain. The peeks and slopes go from white to blue to purple and back again. Creating an all-encompassing mountain scens. This is in direct contrast to the blue sky that has a hint of cloud. The water reflects the mountain and has a hint of movement.
Island Just For You (6) is an oil on masonite 10 in. 8 in. Island just for you (6) is oil on Masonite 10 in. x 8 in. with the signature colours of the collection white and buff white, Naples Yellow with Prussian and horizon blue to create the sky and water. I’m considering this a peninsula. Let’s start with the sky and the water. The sky takes up two-thirds of the painting. The upper part of the sky is swirling with all the colours of the pallet. Closer to the horizon the collector will notice a clear demarcation between sky and water. The water is blue with swatches of white depicting rolling waves and some blending at the horizon. The peninsula can be accessed by walking to it. At the very bottom of the painting, there is a hint of land. What is intriguing is the slope of the peninsula. There is a gentle slope on the left side leaving the collector wondering what is on the other side. All around it is a rocky shoreline with white wavelets gently coming on shore.
To order this miniature I use a code - #O 19-20-21. This Triptych Oil on Masonite (3 x 9in.x3in.) has a bright blue sky with bright white clouds moving past the mountain. The mountain positioned in the middle third of the painting is a blend of blue and green. The bottom third is a blend of yellow and swatches of blue creating a light green effect. The land part of the triptych has dark lines strategically placed to highlight the differences in the terrain.
The Sound of the Mountain (this piece is number 1) collection was my third collection. They are mostly Oil on Masonite. This piece is 12 in. x 10 in. The pallet is white, cerulean or cobalt blue, indigo, black, and in some paintings hints of Prussian blue. The best way to characterize the Sound of the mountain collection is one that brings the collector to sensing that the mountain or mountain range is floating in its environment and in time. You almost want to pick up the mountain and move it to a space where you can enjoy it, always. They are often described as moody yet very calming.