Figs, 10 x 10 inches, oil.

Still-life is refreshing and relaxing to paint--I love the freedom to simply observe and record, rather than the design, attempt, redo, edit that other types of work I do require.

Marsh Colors, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

Lodi Barn, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

Lockford Crossing, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

This show features a juried batch of artists each completed fifty paintings in fifty days. I have finding the project quite fun and rewarding. The most enjoyable part of the process is seeing the wide variety of appraoches that the artists bring to a rigid framework.

If you would like to purchase a work before the opening day, please email me--batch discounts available. I will need to keep the work on hand for opening day, but after the reception you can take it home with you or have me mail it to you.

More info on the show

A few more for the 50:50 show:

Evening Harvest, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

Green Tractor, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

High Juniper, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

This show features a juried batch of artists each completed fifty paintings in fifty days. I have finding the project quite fun and rewarding. The most enjoyable part of the process is seeing the wide variety of appraoches that the artists bring to a rigid framework.

If you would like to purchase a work before the opening day, please email me--batch discounts available. I will need to keep the work on hand for opening day, but after the reception you can take it home with you or have me mail it to you.

More info on the show

More 50:50 paintings for Sanchez Art Center

Dutch Evening, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

Daisies, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

Cottonwoods, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

more information about this show.

Two more for the Sanchez Art Center 50 50 show in Pacifica:

Coneflowers, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

Marsh Colors, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

Sanchez Art Center 50/50 show--opening night is Friday, July 30, 6-10 pm

Two more off the paintings I have done for the 50 x 50 show:

View of the Valley, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

California Imagined, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

Sanchez Art Center 50/50 show--opening night is Friday, July 30, 6-10 pm

Here are a few of the paintings I have done for the 50 x 50 show at Sanchez Art Center:

Baylands in Blue, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

Alleyway, 6x6 inches, oil, $150.

High Mountains, 6 x 6 inches, oil, $150.

This show features a juried batch of artists each completed fifty paintings in fifty days. I have finding the project quite fun and rewarding. The most enjoyable part of the process is seeing the wide variety of appraoches that the artists bring to a rigid framework.

If you would like to purchase a work before the opening day, please email me--batch discounts available. I will need to keep the work on hand for opening day, but after the reception you can take it home with you or have me mail it to you.

More info on the show

Quarry Hill Botanical Garden Water Lilies, 10 x 20 inches, pastel.

Just a quick post of one of the paintings that I did during the Sonoma Plein Air Festival last week. I did this painting in the rain--fortunately a knight errant came up to the lake in a golf cart to give my soggy, sorry self a ride back to the parking lot.

The fun never ends--this weekend is the Los Gatos Plein Air Festival. The paintings will be assembled Saturday June 5th from 11:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. at the Old Town Shopping Center.

You are cordially invited to my show at the Knowlton Gallery:

The Colorists: Works by Ann McMillan and Peggy Kroll-Roberts
Knowlton Gallery, Lodi, California
February 2-28, 2010.
Reception from 1-4 pm, February 6.
More information: www.knowltongallery.com

Sunset in the Big Valley, 24 x 30 inches, oil.

Please join me for the show! I will demonstrate alongside
Peggy Kroll-Roberts during the reception.

Nothing but Blue Skies, 6 x 12 inches, pastel.

Point Lobos on a lovely winter day

Point Lobos Splash, 8 x 10 inches, oil.

Point Lobos Cove, 8 x 10 inches, oil.

These two paintings were done on a recent delivery trip to the Portnoy Gallery in Carmel--the last warm, gentle day before the storms rushed in. I spent the afternoon painting in the company of White-crowned Sparrows and Audubon's Warblers, both of which species were pretending to be intertidal species for the day and hunting for brine flies among the tide pools.