The Boat – 48″ x 36″ acrylic on canvas. Available.
Bayfront – 48″ x 48″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Downtown, 48″ x 36″ acrylic on canvas. Available.
Corn Fields on Byron Road – 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas. Available.
Serenity – 36″ x 36″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Dressed in Black – 36×36 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Old Mission Peninsula – 10″x10″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Slumber – 60″ x 48″ acrylic on canvas. Available.
Green Field – 40″x16″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Lakeview – 30 x 40 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Big Sky – 5 ft x 4 ft acrylic on canvas. Just SOLD.
Little House – 36×36 acrylic on canvas. Just sold.
“Nestled” – 24×24 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Top of Hill – 48×48 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Oneida – 40 x 16 acrylic on canvas. SOLD.
Spirited Stone – 30″x40″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
“Lighthouse” – 48×48 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Middle of Nowhere, 36×36 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Gray Light – 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas. Available.
Living Room View – 36×36 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
“Audacity” – 48″x48″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
“Every Cloud” – 36″x48″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Summer Clouds – 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Farm Study #4, 12″x12″
Farm Study #3, 12″x12″
Farm Study #2, 12″x12″
Farm Study #1, 12″x12″
Farm Studies, each 12″x12″ acrylic on canvas. From top left, clockwise: Farm Study #4, Farm Study #3, Farm Study #1, Farm Study #2. All four SOLD.
“Dignity Through the Storm” – 30×40 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Clouds and Hidden Barn, 36×36 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
“One Last Goodbye” (36×36 acrylic on canvas). Finalist in The Artist’s Magazine Annual Competition (2016/2017), and recipient of Heule Memorial award at Regional Exhibition, GR Festival of the Arts. Not For Sale.
“Unreality” – 48×48 acrylic on canvas, was my ArtPrize entry for 2016. Available for purchase.
“Night Light” – 48×48 acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas. Available for purchase.
North Pier – 24×24 acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas. Available for purchase.
Wires – 36×48 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Trees in the Park – 48 x 48 acrylic on canvas. Available. This is my 2017 ArtPrize entry.
Mission Point Lighthouse #2 – 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Fog Lifting – 20″x24″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
“Can’t You See a Truck is Coming and Blowing its Horn?!” 36×48 acrylic on canvas. This painting is on the cover of Acrylic Artist Magazine, the Fall, 2016 issue. Available for purchase.
Edge of Light – 24″x36″ acrylic on canvas. Winner of “Experience Grand Rapids – Art Outdoors” contest. This painting was displayed on a highway billboard August and September, 2016. See THIS LINK to read more about it. Available for purchase.
“Red Awnings, McKay Tower” (40×30 acrylic on canvas) 2015 ArtPrize entry. Available for purchase.
“Concurrence of Circumstances” (30″x40″ acrylic on canvas) – Available for purchase.
Richmond Stamp (revised), 30″x40″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Ottawa at Monroe #2 – 30 x 40 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
“Plane of Light” – 30″ x 40″ acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
The Farm, 36×48 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Manor and Trees, 30×40 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
“End of Dock” – 36 x 48 acrylic on canvas. Available for purchase.
Cycling – 48″x48″ diptych. Available for purchase.
Poetry and Balance, 48″x48″ diptych (two vertical 24″x48″s). Available for purchase.
See SOLD/ARCHIVED paintings under Menu.
WWII SERIES
THE PAINTINGS BELOW ARE PART OF A SERIES PAINTED FROM KARIN’S FATHER-IN-LAW’S WWII PHOTOS. Read the stories associated with these paintings at: MENU / PAINTINGS / WWII SERIES.
“Waiting” – 18″x24″ Acrylic on canvas. Not for sale.
Back to “Normal” – 18×24 acrylic on canvas. Not for sale.
“Worth the Stop” – 36″x36″ acrylic on canvas. Not for sale.“Steps” – 40″x30″ acrylic on canvas. 4th in the WWII Series. Not for sale.
SEE MORE PAINTINGS AT: MENU / PAINTINGS / ARCHIVES
Evening Sun on the Grand, Manor and Trees and Illuminated – all show a mastery of technique and deliberation yielding a spontaneous look and feel. Only you and advanced painters – know how much thought went into each painting – before you set to work. I have book-marked site and will be back often. Kudos.
While walking thru the magazine section of a local book store I was stopped in my tracks when my eyes fell on the cover of the newest edition of Acrylic Artist magazine featuring the painting “Can’t you see a truck coming and blowing it’s horn”. I’ve since become an admirer of your work and joined your blog. I hope to see more of your work and share thoughts with your readers.
Thanks, Kendra, for checking out the website, and I’m glad you like it. It was great to meet you, too, and reap the benefits of your own artistic skills.
Papa and I just finished viewing your new site and enjoyed it so much. God has truly gifted you in a very special way. Love, Mom and Dad
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Evening Sun on the Grand, Manor and Trees and Illuminated – all show a mastery of technique and deliberation yielding a spontaneous look and feel. Only you and advanced painters – know how much thought went into each painting – before you set to work. I have book-marked site and will be back often. Kudos.
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While walking thru the magazine section of a local book store I was stopped in my tracks when my eyes fell on the cover of the newest edition of Acrylic Artist magazine featuring the painting “Can’t you see a truck coming and blowing it’s horn”. I’ve since become an admirer of your work and joined your blog. I hope to see more of your work and share thoughts with your readers.
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I love your artwork! It was nice meeting you!
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Thanks, Kendra, for checking out the website, and I’m glad you like it. It was great to meet you, too, and reap the benefits of your own artistic skills.
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