Box and Spoon

Box and Spoon, oil on linen, 7" X 5", 2008

$100 USD

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Pencils (sold)

Pencils, oil on canvas, 4" X 4", 2008

sold

Plaid Apple (sold)

Plaid Apple, oil on linen, 5" X 7", 2008

sold

Unbent Spoon (sold)

Unbent Spoon, oil on linen, 5" X 7", 2008

sold

I've painted a bent spoon once or twice, and I recently put one of them up at Cafe Ladro.

The attention that piece received had me thinking about spoons again, and so you're likely to see a couple of new ones pop up here and again...

1 and 3/4 cups (sold)

1 and 3/4 cups, oil on canvas, 7" X 5", 2008

sold

Tomato (sold)

Tomato, oil on canvas, 5" X 7", 2008
sold

Coffee Mug (sold)

Coffee Mug, oil on canvas, 5" X 7", 2008

sold

Winged Victory #3 (sold)

Winged Victory #3, oil on canvas, 4" X4", 2008

sold

Seattle Show Alert...

For those of you in the Seattle area who are interested in seeing some of my work in person, I have work up in a new space:

Geraldine's Counter

4872 Rainier Avenue South • Seattle, WA 98118

The work will be up until the first week of September or so.


I also have work up until the end of August at Cafe Ladro in upper Queen Anne:

2205 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle

Cherries #2 (private collection)

Cherries #2, oil on canvas, 7" X 5", 2008

private collection

Safety Razor #2 (sold)

Safety Razor #2, oil on canvas, 4" X 4", 2008

sold

Buddha Cup (sold)

Buddha Cup, oil on linen, 7" X 5", 2008

sold

Sake Cup (sold)

Sake Cup, oil on linen, 5" X 7", 2008

sold

Lake Washington Boulevard

Lake Washington Boulevard, oil on canvas, 8" X 10", 2008

$225 USD

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Three Smelt (sold)

Three Smelt, oil on linen, 7" X 5", 2008

sold

Three Tomatoes (sold)

Three Tomatoes, oil on canvas, 7" X 5", 2008

sold

Sweet Basil on the Porch (sold)

Sweet Basil on the Porch, oil on canvas, 5" X 7", 2008
sold

I have three varieties of basil growing on my front porch herb garden. This is sweet basil.

Santoku (sold)

Santoku, oil on canvas, 5" X 7", 2008
sold

I've been trying to alternate outside work with inside work, but today's outside work was particularly awful, so instead, the knife.

Framed Work

I think that part of what makes a piece "complete" is the frame. It's why, when I sell a piece, I sell it framed.

On a side note, I think great if someone wants to reframe my work the way they want it-- I just want to make sure that when they receive a piece from me, it's ready to hang on a wall or set on a mantle.

Every now and again I weigh spending the time to make my own frames versus buying store bought. (In fact, I can already start to feel the pull to make odd sized paintings from the fairly standard sizes I work at now (especially for plein air stuff)...) The quality of what I've been buying for my small pieces though certainly adds a nice touch. For larger pieces, I'd advise folk to consider a post from Stacey Peterson. It's chock full of pretty pictures and great links. Besides, Stacey's work rocks, so any time spent at her place is time well spent.

Which is why I like to call out that it's time again for the twice a year sale at Aaron Brothers...

Here's a couple more shots of my work in Aaaron Brothers frames...

Cup of Coffee (sold)

Cup of Coffee, oil on masonite, 5" X 7", 2008

sold

Seattle Show Alert...

Seattle Show Alert...

For those of you in the Seattle area who are interested in seeing some of my work in person, I have pieces up in a new space: Cafe Ladro in upper Queen Anne: 2205 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle


The work will be up until the end of August.

520 On Ramp

520 On Ramp, oil on masonite, 5" X 7", 2008

$100 USD

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