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It must take a lot of “wind” to produce the energetic sounds of the sax. Musicians are always a wonder to me…translating small marks on lines into soulful and expressive tones.

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The semi-abstract quality enticed me to paint this floral, along with the line design of the stems. I thought it would make a bold statement, but I am not so sure that was achieved.

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Tulips always make a lovely floral statement. These are a bit richer pink than my camera can capture.

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Impressionism is all about suggesting the image and letting the brain do the rest. Lilac especially lends itself, or I would be painting a zillion tiny, four-petal flowerets. It is a joy to ‘suggest’ this sumptuous and fragrant flower.

12 x 9″ oil paint on canvas panel; use ‘comment’ below to inquire.

I gave this regal Jesus a more Mediterranean countenance. May our Link between heaven and earth bless us.

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After a luncheon to thank all participants, I was gifted with the table centerpiece. Of course, it begged to be painted.

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This is a whimsical interpretation of Jesus on the mount, teaching the Beatitudes…”Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth”.

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Even though I wander through the valley of the shadow of death,
I will fear no evil, for you are at my side. (Psalm 23, v. 4)

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When the disciples feared perishing, Jesus came to them in the night walking on water. After proving he was not a ghost, He asked, “Where is your faith?” I have painted several versions of this scene for a bit of whimsical uplift for the receiver. (Matthew 14:22-34, Mark 6:45-53, and John 6:15-21.)

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It is May 3, and it is snowing out my window. More probably, there ought to be hot cocoa in this cup.