Smalls
The rules for true miniatures: no larger than 1/6 life size, and less than 25 square inches. The butterfly is about life size, so he’s a “small work.” The landscapes are “miniatures.” I don’t know what to call big bugs.
Small paintings with big, bold colors. Use in small spaces or in a group.
A sailboat coming between the viewer and the setting sun. From a photo taken at Edmonds Marina.
4″ x 6″ acrylic on panel
SOLD
In early fall, swarms of these bright little guys appeared at a high-altitude viewpoint near Mt. St. Helens.
4″ x 6″ acrylic on panel
Found some pears fallen from a neighborhood tree, one oddly shaped. The old apple is from our own tree. They look neat on an old towel in the sun.
4″ x 6″ acrylic on panel
Three fallen apples from our own tree, all hosting worms. A quick study in red and green before they were thrown in the compost bin.
4″ x 5″ acrylic on canvas panel
This little fuzzball loves rhododendrons. The orange, yellow and black against the brilliant pink flowers was fun to paint.
5″ x 5″ acrylic on canvas panel
Newbluemoon Arts 