Mendocino Bay

This painting was created where Big River and Mendocino Bay unite. The variety of colors, moods, and intensity
this scene can take on is truly mind-boggling. Each day totally different than the next. I painted this a few days after a storm where the muddy tones of the water had once again returned to their  glowing blues and greens. At the same time the waves retained their large, storm-like quality. If you haven't visited here, I hope this painting inspires you to do so.

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10.50"x14.50" acrylic on paper, mounted on painted 16" x 20" artist panel

Evening Tide

I spent many years living in tranquil, northern Vermont, before moving to Mendocino. It was astounding to see the parallel's and similarities between the two places. The Victorian style houses are so reminiscent of a number of places in New England.The only difference is Vermont has snow and Mendocino has the ocean! I've lived here now for over 20 years and truly love it. I often say to my husband when we return home from a vacation, " where could one possibly live after having lived here?"


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Unframed  6.50" x 9" acrylic, mounted on 9" x 12" painted artist panel

Evening Tide

I spent many years living in tranquil, northern Vermont, before moving to Mendocino. It was astounding to see the parallel's and similarities between the two places. The Victorian style houses are so reminiscent of a number of places in New England.The only difference is Vermont has snow and Mendocino has the ocean! I've lived here now for over 20 years and truly love it. I often say to my husband when we return home from a vacation, " where could one possibly live after having lived here?"

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Unframed 9" x 6.50" unframed acrylic, mounted on 9" x 12" painted artist panel