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Below are thumbnail pictures of my porcelain and watercolor paintings. Hawaii has such an abundance of lush tropical plant, bird and other animal life that I don't think I will ever run out of resource material for either my porcelain or watercolor painting. |
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I hope you enjoy my paintings. I certainly enjoyed painting them. Check back often for future paintings displays on this page. |
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Click on a link below to go directly to a particular section. Or just scroll down the page. Click on a title or thumbnail picture to see a larger version of the painting. |
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Paintings on Porcelain
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Wolf Portrait in Luster on Pillow Vase |
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| Condo Cougar | |
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 Tiger in Your Tank Watercolor |
 Lemon Fantasy |
 Wall of Waves |
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| Pet Portraits (Watercolor) | |
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 Lucky Lady |
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The flowers which can be seen by clicking on the thumbnails (or titles) below are from a series of flowers which I painted in colors which they would not normally be seen. My name for this was "abstract realism" (not a real term, just an idea from my mind). There are three different flower sets. The series was actually done as studies to determine what color combination I wanted to use for a larger full sheet painting. So far, I have done one full sheet painting of the Waterlily (also displayed below) and a full sheet painting of the Hibiscus. I am using the Green Hibiscus for the full sheet painting. I later incorporated the three Hibiscus studies into a framed and matted tryptich arrangement. |
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