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Northwest Joy, 12x9, oil

Peaceful Memory, 12" x 9", Watercolor, 2014 PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD ARTISTS' ASSOCIATION OF NORTHERN COLORADO GO FIGURE! SHOW

Teach a Man to Fish, 22" x 24," Watercolor SOLD 2014 PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD, ARTIST'S ASSOCIATION OF COLORADO GO FIGURE! SHOW

Otter, 8" x 8", Encaustic, SOLD

Make A Splash, 12x9, oil

Rabbit, 8" x 8", Encaustic, SOLD

Owl, 8" x 8", Encaustic

Figure 59, Digital Study

Figure 57, Digital Study

Figure 44, Digital Study

Figure 42, Digital Art

Figure 39, Digital Study

Figure 32, Digital Study

Figure 26, Digital Study

Scotsman, Digital Study

Figure 20, Digital Study

Figure 18, Digital Study

Einstein, Digital Sketch

Dachsund, Digital Sketch

Ever Faithful, 13 7/8" x 9 1/2", Watercolor

Cat, Digital Sketch

Otter, Digital Sketch

Rooster, Digital Sketch

Digital study of William Bouguereau's Bagneuse

Dog, Digital Sketch

Digital Study of Toulouse Lautrec's Helen

 

 

Figurative/Animal

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Many artists consider figure study to be one of the best ways to keep one's artistic skills sharpened. I have even heard that if one can draw the human figure, one can draw most anything. Alas, humans are probably the least forgiving subjects, but the skills gleaned from drawing them regularly do seem to carry over into other artistic subjects.

The challenge of capturing a living being, animal or human, is something I truly enjoy.