Early spring is also known as mud season in Vermont. It's not the most popular painting subject, but has a stark beauty that reveals warming sunlight along with glistening mud and puddles.

Summer is a favorite season of mine, as it is for many. This painting that is a celebration of summer and summer greens in light and shadow.

Some ordinary objects sitting on a shelf near a window with streaming summer sunlight.

A study of waves in open water. The difficulty with this particular subject lies in capturing wave forms along with ripples and subtle reflectivity.

An original watercolor seascape painting depicting a typical, moody day on the northeastern coast. The painting features low intensity colors in a simple frame to match the color and mood.

En plein air watercolor painting done on a July morning in South Londonderry, Vermont.

An early winter morning done just as the sky is lightening and the sun begins to warm the landscape.

A winter scene that’s really about weak light and contrasting light shadows.

This painting is based on an old pencil sketch that explored the patterns of light and dark fields in a country scene. The sketch and the painting feature obliques and curves creating movement and rhythm within the pattern of the fields.

This painting was done in the studio, inspired by a compelling country landscape scene from near my home in Vermont. The scene is a familiar one that I visit to sketchand painted regularly.

“Hill Country In Winter” - 14”h x 13”w framed to 20”h x 16”w. This painting is a studio piece that explores the rhythms of snow covered fields in hilly terrain.

A study of warming and brightening light in a simple rural scene, this painting also expresses a peaceful time at the transition from winter to spring.

“Timber Jetty” 11” x 15” watercolor on paper. This painting is a re-work of a painting done almost 40 years ago.

Watercolor landscape painting based on a scene along Vermont’s beautifulWest River.

A familiar spot I pass through regularly, in all seasons.