A view of Thorpe Creek looking east in early spring. It was first shown in the Richmond Art Museum's 122nd Annual Exhibition of Indiana and Ohio Artists in the fall of 2020, it was hung on the main titled wall which I considered a great honor.
Here is what I wrote about it in my Instagram post: "Knocked this one out in fewer but longer days. Really challenged myself with distant far horizon and super close foreground plus all the other stuff in between like painting submerged objects and keeping it loose. Fairly satisfied with most of it, some of it not so much. Your thoughts?"
A view of Thorpe Creek looking east in early spring. It was first shown in the Richmond Art Museum's 122nd Annual Exhibition of Indiana and Ohio Artists in the fall of 2020, it was hung on the main titled wall which I considered a great honor.
Here is what I wrote about it in my Instagram post: "Knocked this one out in fewer but longer days. Really challenged myself with distant far horizon and super close foreground plus all the other stuff in between like painting submerged objects and keeping it loose. Fairly satisfied with most of it, some of it not so much. Your thoughts?"