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Tomoka River Paintings

by Daniel on February 22, 2010

To study the colors of light, I often paint the same subject at the same time of day.

I painted the the following plein air paintings several years ago from behind my studio on the Tomoka river. And as much as I’ve enjoyed having them around, I think they have finally served their purpose and it’s time to let them go.

I’ll probably miss them.

Tomoka Morning No 1, Oil, 6 x 8 inches.

Tomoka Morning No 2, Oil, 6 x 8 inches.

Tomoka Morning No 3, Oil, 6 x 8 inches.

Tomoka Morning No 4, Oil, 6 x 8 inches.

My favorite one is the first one. . . or maybe the fourth one.

They are all $500 each framed or $450 unframed. Drop me an email if you are interested in holding one for you ( I take layaway). Or email me anyway even if you are not interested, but just want to say hi, and find out where my new studio is. Sometimes I let people visit, if they bring me a Starbucks.

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Cloudlight

by Daniel on February 16, 2010

CloudLight, Oil on Linen, 54 x 36 inches

This painting is from 2006.
A hard year.

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Light Falling on Birds

January 29, 2010

Years ago, I drew and painted birds, portraits of birds, to understand how they moved, first still, then flying.  Then I moved on to painting the environment surrounding them to understand how they lived. The landscape expanded and I became mesmerized by the changing colors of light. The idea of birds got smaller as the [...]

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Fine Art Store Open

January 20, 2010

Finally! My collectors and dealers have been asking me for years if I had a catalog of my prints available online. So, being the quick mover that I am, several years later, I finally finished building a shopping cart to catalog my fine art prints, and make them easy to buy online. I know I [...]

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