Learn to paint with casein, a fast-drying, water-soluble medium that's been used for centuries. Start with the fundamentals and build a repertoire of techniques for your own expression.

Paint and explore this far-flung land steeped in history and myth. Tour is FULL - Waitlist Available

"Painting Coastal Maine" plein air painting workshop is five-day workshop is designed for watercolor artists to refine their plein air painting skills. ALMOST FULL! 1 SPOT AVAILABLE

Did you ever see a great painting and wonder “how did they do that”? Find out how in this class.

We’ll look at and analyze ten great works, discovering the ways watercolor masters DESIGNED their compositions. Learn their secrets and make them your own in this class.

Paint The Winter Landscape In Watercolor Online Class

Homemade Black Raspberry Ice Cream Recipe

En plein air painting demonstration during regular open studio gallery hours, Thursday, August 21, 2025.

“Off Bass Rocks” - 7” x 11” framed to 11 × 14 - watercolor on paper.

The smoothest chocolate ice cream recipe I’ve found!

About as simple a seascape as is possible. With only a few typical elements - sky, rocks and surf, the painting is more about mood and movement than subject.

Strengthen your composition skills by exploring the challenging VIGNETTE. The underlying principles of their design will expand and develop your composition skills.

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.