Sunday, February 15, 2015
Glen Burnie Whiteout
I generally don't paint urban scenes since they are tricky in matters of perspective, detail, and scale, but this image, inspired by yesterday's weather, begged to be painted. Wind-blow snow roars through the center of downtown Glen Burnie, MD on a cold February night, obscuring everything for the few drivers on the roads.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Sunday, January 18, 2015
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Cliffside snowfall
Somewhere in the mountains, morning light falls on fresh snow amid the rocky cliffs and rugged pines. Frozen mist lies in the valley, as the warm sun bathes the distance peaks.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Early November Snow
Winter has come early to parts of the nation, sometimes even before the leaves have fully fallen. Here, in the forest, we walk amid the last of the fall color as the first snowfall coats the ground and trees.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Sunday, October 19, 2014
Windy Autumn Sky
Autumn is rolling on in this part of the world, and an earlier start faded away amid a few warm weeks. Yesterday, cold air swept through the region, marking winter's eventual arrival. The trees above shed their colorful leaves as the chilly wind blows.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Friday, September 12, 2014
Bombardment of Fort McHenry
This weekend marks the 200th anniversary of our nation's national anthem and the attack upon Fort McHenry here in Maryland. In honor of that event, here we see the bombardment of the fort, illuminated by the fires, shells, and rockets' red glare.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
Labels:
anthem,
fort,
Fort McHenry,
glare,
Hannum,
national,
red,
rockets,
War,
war of 1812
Friday, August 29, 2014
Cloudy Summer Sunset
Clouds roll over a vast field as the descending sun illuminates a small stream and fills the sky with gold.
Acrylic painting: 14" x 17"
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