Here's another sketch that I made on the grounds of the Brandywine Museum in Pennsylvania. I love the old stone work there.

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- Some Nice Illustration -

Every once in awhile I run across an artist's website where the art blows me away. In this case it is an illustrator named Roger Xavier who specializes in an adaptation of scratchboard/engraving technique. If you'll click on the illustration below you will be wisked off to his portfolio..........have fun.

A couple of years ago we took a trip to Haggerstown, Maryland after lending a painting to a Moran Family exhibit. Thomas, Edward, Thomas's wife Anna, his brother Peter, and Edward's son Loran. I hope I'm not leaving anybody out. The exhitit was at The Washington County Museum of Fine Arts (WCMFA) which was in an idyllic landscape and whose building reflected in a lake full of various waterfowl. The architecture was old, but nicely brought up to snuff. Here's a link to their website:WCMFA Link.   While we were there we drove up to Pennsylvania and visited the Wyeth family museum called The Brandywine Museum. The museum itself is a modern building that is built into the old original architecture. The sketches below were done there - again an incredibly beautiful setting along the Brandywine River. Click here to see their website


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Oahu again. I sketched this from the back porch of Willie's home, where we were staying. I did it with a .005 Micron pen. .......(please click on image to see a larger version)

Here is another sketch that I did in 2003 during the same vacation on Oahu. This was of some trees that were along the road, .......(please click on image to see a larger version)

Here is a sketch that I did in 2003 during a Hawaiian vacation on Oahu. We were renting an apartment in the home of a guy named Willie and he had planted some unusual plants.....this was one of them........(please click on image to see a larger version)

- My YouTube Video -

The video posting that I put on a couple of days ago wasn't working properly, so here is another attempt. This video shows my watercolors and has some music that I was creating on a multi-track synth a few years ago. (Please click the arrow)