From our trip in May. A great place to stay on Block Island; the women who renovated the Darius have created a clean but charming retro feel, walking distance from the ferry. Looking forward to going back, (especially to a suite with a kitchenette and screened in porch). Happy hour is upstairs in the art gallery.
Oil on panel, 12"x9". Does 1973 count as "mid-century"?
6"x6", oil on masonite. This evening I am happy to return to the wonderful students of the Seekonk Public Library to teach still life drawing.
The rotary dial I used most recently was at my grandmother Dymock's house in Chapel Hill, NC eight years ago. Especially the one in the kitchen sandwiched between her ancient plastic phone book with the phone #s of her mostly dead friends and an enormous jar of dog food for the corgis (though she moved here at 19 she remained a loyal subject of the Queen till the end). Gosh the physical details of her house flood back. She was born in 1904! What's the last rotary phone you used?
I love this thing. saw it over at casapinka.
10"x10" portrait.
a re-worked version of d.p. 58
Feels like its been ages since I painted.
A green Eames chair. (In case you are wondering, the piece of paper partially obscured by the upper right of the canvas reads "Any fool can burn down a barn".)