About our pints
All prints are archival quality and mounted on cradled panels for easy hanging. An affordable way to bring some art into your life.
You can almost taste the tomato! This beautiful print is perfect for brightening up someone’s kitchen.
8"x 10" gliclée print mounted on 3/4” deep cradled board for easy display, no frame needed.
High summer. This brightly colored print would bring warmth and interest to any room.
8” x 10” high quality glicée print mounted on 7/8” cradled panel for easy display, no frame necessary.
I like muted tones and neutral colors as much as the next guy, but it's high summer and the lights are on. So break out the phthalo blue and turn the saturation dial to 11. This is the water tower in Lakeview Woods Park, Madison Wisconsin. The building I think is abandoned, but it's part of the grounds of what is now the Dane County Human Services Department. This is my first crack at throwing some architecture into my paintings, and frankly I was a little nervous about doing all those hard edges and straight lines. I used a proportion divider to block in the shapes and it worked great. just layed in a few key points and worked out the rest from there.Thanks to whoever parked that brand new bright red snowplow blade in just the right spot for an accent!
8” x 10” gliclée print mounted on cradled panel for easy display. No fram necessary.
The perfect gift for your cigar and whiskey aficionado on your list.
8" x 8" giclee print mounted on 7/8” cradled panel. No framing necessary.
This calming landscape print would add to any room.
10” x 8” glicée print mounted on 7/8” cradled board for easy hanging. No frame needed.
From my trip to the Minneapolis Rose Garden. Hard to capture the intensity of the colors, the deepest reds overwhelm my phone's ability to display color.
8" x 10" giclee print mounted on 7/8” cradled panel.
As I mentioned before, Dean and Karen, our neighbors have been bringing us tomatoes almost daily. This was painted last week and the deluge has slowed now, but we’ve been feasting on fresh tomatoes for about three weeks now.
I painted this one from life using some green fabric that I bought a the remnant department a JoAnne’s Fabric as a background. I took a slightly different approach with this one, I used an extender in my paint to make it dry slower so I was painting more wet on wet. I’m getting better at mixing the paint with water and medium to get it to behave just the way I want it to.
7”x5” Giclee fine art print mounted on cradled panel
These beauties pop up in late spring. Most of the rare sunny areas in my garden are dedicated to iris. Some of the miniature ones are already out. I probably have 20 varieties thanks to friends that share.
8”x10” Giclée print on cradled panel.
10” x 8” giclee print mounted on cradled panel for easy display. No framing necessary.
This beautiful fishing spot is in Central Oregon on the Deschutes River. The original is in the home of a collector in Portland.