For the Fall Sunrise Solstice Sun Show at William Miller Gallery, artists were invited to create works inspired by “the radiant energy of the sun, the shifting colors…
“The Night Begins” commemorates an October photo op with Richard’s grandchildren, just before they headed into the darkness of a Jacksonville, Fla., suburb. India ink, gouache, and graphite…
Yesterday evening I stopped by William H. Miller Studios & Fine Art to see the “Color Theory” show before it closed, making way for the “Black & White”…
A few years ago I took a watercolor course at Coastal Carolina University, and learned how comfortable I was using resist (liquid masking fluid) to preserve lighter colors…
The spaciousness of the sky is important to me, both in my art and my perspective of life. So too are the comfort and ease of water and…
I’m pleased to share that two of my pieces — “In the Headlights” and “Song of the Cypress” — were recently juried into the 2025 Georgetown Art &…
I had already begun this large charcoal drawing a few weeks ago when the request for submissions appeared for the “A Day in the Life” show at William…
Yesterday I brought in three paintings to hang at William H. Miller Studios & Fine Art, in time for the reception of the Summer Solstice Art Show. “Reflections”…
The Plein Air show at William Miller Gallery prompted me to bring out a couple of older paintings. Into the Forest (26″ x 22″ oil on canvas, framed)…
I delivered four pieces today to William H. Miller Gallery. After dropping them off, it occurred to me that all of them featured images from the Point in…