I know it’s not the first time, I know it’s not the last time. This town is always there for me.
Please Take Me to Suburbia. Watercolor and ink on cotton paper. 7″ x 5.5″.
As always, click to enlarge image. It gets prettier that way.
Suburban Sickness
October 27, 2011 at 2:35 pm (watercolor on paper)
Tags: alley, art, artist, burn kate, chain link, fence, grass, hill, home, house, jen, lawn, life, new jersey, NJ, ocean city, paint, painter, painting, power lines, purple, street, suburb, suburban, sunk, town, tracy, travel, trees, urban, yellow
Early Spring Overgrowth
April 22, 2011 at 11:17 pm (watercolor on paper)
Tags: absecon, art, artist, ashmen, blue, bright, day, early srping, flowers, friday, garden, gardening, good, grass, green, growth, hill, house, ink, jen, landscape, landscaping, life, outdoor, overgrown, paint, painting, path, pole, porch, red, spatter, steps, trees, watercolor, yard
In early spring, even the most well kept yards have an unruly look to them. The plants seem to burst from the ground joyfully. The home depicted below caught my eye as I was doing my morning errands. I had to stop and catch its cool yet dynamic, early spring attitude.
Early Spring Overgrowth. 12″ x 9″. Watercolor and ink on paper.
Unframed : $225.00
The following is the small study I drew first and worked on in between drying layers.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill
December 23, 2009 at 8:19 pm (colored pencil, portrait)
Tags: alan, art, artist, ashmen, beach, blue, board walk, bold, bright, cheerful, color, commission, couple, hill, jen, jennifer, life, love, NJ, other wordly, portrait, prismacolor, scene, shore, susan, yellow
The following piece is a commissioned drawing of a couple.
Portrait of the Hills. Colored pencil on matte board. 9″x12″.
SOLD
Some preliminary sketches for the piece:
