I finally had the guts to paint this field of glorious blooms! Are there ever enough tulips? Every spring I walk down Prospect Park West to Fifth Street and get…
The side streets are usually what I remember the most. When you only have a few hours to explore a big city, and there’s all the big sites calling, what…
A run/walk in Prospect Park after a snowfall is always restorative. Since there’s no snow to speak of this winter in Brooklyn, I’ve had to go through my stash of…
I love that the garden is always in flux. Yet here is the third impromptu, fleeting arrangement of the fall harvest from my Brooklyn backyard, an acknowledgement to the late…
The summer sun helped me frame this view just enough to inspire a painting. This is the fifth watercolor I’ve done that features one of the elegant houses in Park…
One, maybe two of these lilies bloom every summer in my front yard. At first it’s the fragrance that gets my attention, then I notice that the huge white lily…
A row of classic Brooklyn brownstones trips the light fantastic. Designer Milton Glaser said, “The only time I truly see something is when I’m drawing it.” How true. I spend…
There was the bird and the skyscrapers and all this stuff in between. This landscape is from a recent spring day at Bryant Park in midtown Manhattan. I was probably…
And four feet out for a walk in Prospect Park. Doggos and Magnolias are a nice combination to come across during a walk. In March it’s the time of year…
It’s always fun to paint summer light and shadows. I love chasing the light in the photographs I take and the watercolors I paint. What better subject to work with…