12x16 watercolor
2012
I am not sure how I feel about this painting. Sometimes I find the abstract shapes in the water to be interesting. Other times it seems too busy. However, it is what it is. I painted this while in transit from my move from Guam to Baton Rouge, this summer. While staying with my mother in law in Michigan, we saw these beautiful swans on the lake in Fruitport, Michigan. There were several babies on the lake, during the previous week. But when I went down to snap a few photos, I found only one little cygnet left, making up this family trio.
I attempt to capture light and color that breathe life into the subjects I paint. I wish to carry the viewer on this journey with me, to find interest in the ordinary.
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label landscape. Show all posts
10/9/12
10/2/12
The Perfect Tree
Pastel 12x16
2012
I painted this from a series of photos I took 4 years ago. My husband, my son and I went out looking for the perfect Christmas tree. This was the largest tree I have ever had, reaching eight feet. I think this image will make a nice family Christmas card this year.
2012
I painted this from a series of photos I took 4 years ago. My husband, my son and I went out looking for the perfect Christmas tree. This was the largest tree I have ever had, reaching eight feet. I think this image will make a nice family Christmas card this year.
5/3/12
Beachside with the Brewers
Beachside with the Brewers
acrylic on canvas 18x24
2012
This was a commissioned piece. It was a gift given to a family leaving Guam. Hopefully it offers fond memories of their stay on the island.
There is always so much I learn with each painting that I do. It was Renoir who said as he put down his brush on the last day he painted, "I believe I have learned something today." I hope these discoveries, for me, will continue through all my painting years to come.
acrylic on canvas 18x24
2012
This was a commissioned piece. It was a gift given to a family leaving Guam. Hopefully it offers fond memories of their stay on the island.
There is always so much I learn with each painting that I do. It was Renoir who said as he put down his brush on the last day he painted, "I believe I have learned something today." I hope these discoveries, for me, will continue through all my painting years to come.
4/2/12
SOLD "Under the Palms at Asan Beach"
2/25/12
Sunset from the Sheraton
11/5/11
Splash
8/10/11
Under a Red Striped Umbrella
7/24/11
Proa Setting Sail
4/24/11
Talafofo Falls
3/12/11
University of Guam Magazine, Spring 2011

I am pleased to post the spring 2011 issue of the University of Guam magazine. They have chosen an image of my "Inarajan Bay" painting for the magazine cover. This painting was displayed in the Creative Hands Pacific 2010 Exhibit at the Isla Center for the Arts from Nov. 18, 2010 through January. 14, 2011. I am very thrilled and excited as this is my first time to be on a magazine cover!! The original painting has found a home with Mr. Dan and his wife in California. Thanks Dan!You can see the full 24 page magazine in this link.
3/2/11
Two Lovers Sunset
watercolor 11x142011
This painting shows another view of Guam's famous Two Lovers Point, at sunset. The outrigger canoe club can commonly be seen during this time of day, practicing for races. This painting was another commissioned piece done for Dan Bellomo, courtesy his photo. I hope these paintings serve as great momentos of his time served on Guam. I wish him well with his next tour of duty.
Thanks Dan!
Blue Lagoon Sunset
1/24/11
Two Lovers Point no.2

soft pastel on paper
12 x 16
This painting can be seen on my easel in the previous photo from Chamorro Village. I started this painting while selling paintings from my space at the Wednesday night market
This is a view of the famous Two Lovers Point from Ypao Beach. This is the site of an ancient Chamorro legend. It tells of two lovers that were forbidden to be together in life. They chose to leap together from the cliffside, to their deaths, so they could be tegether for all eternity.
1/15/11
ready to rain
12/27/10
Outrigger Canoes
SOLD
12/22/10
SOLD
This painting has found a new home. A member of our military, here working on Guam, bought this painting. Thank You.
12/14/10
12/10/10
Carabao at Aniti Point

watercolor
11 x 14
2010
Carabao are commonly seen around Guam. They are a domesticated water buffalo. They are a farm animal used for pulling plows or carts and also haul produce. They can also be found in the Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Southeast Asia. I spotted this one just north of the village of Umatac.
11/13/10
Under the Sea
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