Gathering my work- past and present for a show at Mercer. Also, a few things will be on view at the Macon Museum of Arts and Sciences soon. Stay tuned

Master Copy yields great lessons: "Lost in her Dreams" Frederich von Amerling Vienna circa 1900. This is gouache laid over water soluable graphite on 140lb hot press paper

After F. von Amerling "Lost in her Dreams" circa 1900. Water soluable graphite and gouache on hot press watercolor paper 140 lb

After Serov: little gouache on yupo paper 5x7"

Gouache on yupo paper.  After Serov

Dad when he was a little boy

Pastel on Wove Paper

Seated nude Hollis Dunlap Class September, 2015

Reclining Nude; foreshortened view Hollis Dunlap class Chattanooga September, 2015

Nicely lighted works at the Centre for Performing Arts, Newnan, GA

Left: THE SAMOVAR  RIGHT: BELLS AND CAROLS

Fine Art Show in Newnan at the Centre for Performing Arts: Marc Chatov Mentoring show

Samovar 24x30" oil on canvas framed

Croquet Game

Gouache Study of "NIght Stoking" Robbie at the firebox for a larger painting

Working out the process of how to capture that outrageous light of this fire.

Got an idea and this is how it goes.....studies, studies, studies. Teacher says PREPARATION

Gouache Study of Anne Louise Pailleron by JSSargent 1881

Tripp Ewing Charcoal 8x11

Tarot Triptych is finished (when dry I will apply a coat of wax)

detail of left side of triptych

The center of things

Vanitas

vanitas

this is finished, too.

only a couple of hours left on this. It was a big project.

Another painting for my theme "Men and Babies and Children" oil on linen 16x20

                             Henry and Aleks at Fripp Island 2010 photo by Dorothy H. Krakow

Nearing the homestretch on this one. I am remembering how Mother made our dresses. She made three out of these five, I think. This picture is at an angle

Eden is finished

This is Eden. She is painted on oil primed Belgian Linen. I just finished her and hope to deliver her to her mama soon. She is a beautiful child in a way that is unlike childhood- it has to do with her hair, her expression. She has quite a depth to her. I loved painting her. And I can't wait to see who she becomes.

Today's work on cherry blossom branches in Roger Jamison's Pitcher

Roger Jamison's work in my painting

I took the pitcher I have of Roger Jamison's and stuck some cherry blossoms in it and got to work. Had to take photos to finish from since these flowers won't last