How To Paint From Photos In Watercolor Online Class. Learn how to make the best of your photo references. Turn your photos into valuable helpers instead of slavishly copying. This is biggest mistake most people make when painting from a photo.

One Day Watercolor Workshops. Single session online workshops dive into a single subject showing techniques and methods that give beautiful results! Classes are recorded and available for 30 days beyond class date.

An exhibit of watercolor paintings by New England Watercolor Society Signature and Associate Members. The exhibit celebrates the varied scenery and iconic subjects that make New England what it is.

An exhibit of paintings that bring a fresh approach to the traditional New England landscape.

My painting, “King Of The Hill” is included in the Bryan Gallery exhibit “Eastern Edges”, an exhibit encourages a closer inspection of our New England coasts.

Painting celebrates the time deeper in autumn when the shadows are rich with the color of fallen leaves.

“King Of The Hill” - watercolor landscape painting is based on a scene along the back shore at Gloucester Massachusetts.

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.

Sweetness with hints of underlying raspberry tang and dark chocolate bitterness make this one my favorite!

Next Open Studio Date - Saturday, February 21st - VIRTUAL ONLY - Please No In-person Visitors

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.

A potent combination of middle eastern spices makes this one fragrant and flavorful. The addition of a bit of pasta makes it a little bit fun too!

I’m happy to be returning to Frelinghuysen for a painting demo again this summer.

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.

Recipe for a surprisingly simple but aromatic and flavorful red lentil soup

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

This easy-to-make and wholesome soup is especially nice to serve for a fall or winter family meal. The combination of split peas and lentils gives this vegetable soup a nice texture, especially once it is blended until smooth.