“Sail Day at White Rock Lake” 20 X 20” Oil
“After the Storm at White Rock” 18 X 24” Oil
“Sail Day at White Rock Lake” 20 X 20” Oil
“After the Storm at White Rock” 18 X 24” Oil
Spring starts in Israel with the pink and white blossoms of the wild almond trees. They are scattered all over the hillsides and mountains. They are a welcome sight after a wet. cold winter! There are also almond orchards with symmetrical row upon row of pink, like an abstract Mondrian painting.
This pond is behind the Valley House Gallery in Dallas. I was there to view the current art exhibition, took a quick turn around the property and got excited about this scene. Doesn’t get any better!
The show will be open until May 3. Notice the Chinese dragon kite hanging in the below photo.
I travelled with a group of sketchers to Ennis TX this week to paint the bluebonnets. One in the group owns a house on top of a hill in Ennis. The sun shone, but the wind was pretty ferocious. Nevertheless, we sketched for two hours. The below sketch of the new gate took over an hour due to the architecture of it. The one above I did in 5 minutes just before we left. I think I like it the best!
Art on Main 4428 Main St, Suite 200
I was participating in a Daffodil Challenge and an overseas customer saw this! You just never know!
A customer snapped this up the day I posted it! This is one of the flower sculptures from the recent NorthPark exhibit. I plan to paint more of them.
This flower girl has attitude! I keep painting the flower girls from the recent flower exhibit at Northpark mall. Oil paintings are next!
Daffodils are the essence of spring. They promise hope and make you smile. You can’t help yourself.
A stunning duo that graces my studio!
Orchid Single by Ann McCann 6 X 12” Watercolor
Here I worked with one orchid branch with a slightly different technique.
In December we visited Codfish Falls in CT just before sunset. This pond was just across the street from the falls. I loved the light from the setting sun on the distant trees and its reflections on the frozen pond.