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 Shop from home, save carbon points. It is raining where I live, so who wants to go shopping in this kind of weather. Just a few ideas to lift the bad weather spirit – or – Small is beautiful – small is good Shipping is free My pick in 4×4”on acid free water colour . . . → Read More: Shop from home, save carbon points.  This ugly – does not know which way to grow – long green branches of a cactus – finely showed us the reason of its existence. A one night – day – stand and four years of waiting. Epiphyllum or orchid cactus
acrylic on watercolor paper 12×12″ . . . → Read More: A one day visit  OK - rainy season is over, stop painting that wet stuff All painters do the poppy thing soon or later or at least ever so often, see the masters: Emile Nolde G O’Keeffe Van Gogh So nothing is stopping me to paint a few more poppies, they are just so tempting and the right . . . → Read More: Puppy love for poppies  Painting from nature does not mean to copy but to realise color impressions – take natures elements and invent new ones
Purple in the breeze acrylic/arches paper 5×7″ Storchenschnabel – purple geranium acrylic/canvas 22×22″
in the garden purple galore
. . . → Read More: Taken from Nature  If anyone has an answer, that would be interesting. They are not pretty, just black, have a terrible voice, are scavenger and come in droves, especially the crows, steel songbirds eggs from the nest, try to chaise away any larger bird if they like to roost in their neighborhood, But they are a family . . . → Read More: Why do we like pictures of crows and ravens?  Pollock has his drips – Schwitter has Merz – Hirst has his Formaldehyde – Duchamp did Ready Made - - and I have my string - size: 5×7″ acrylic on paper — with 2′ off white mat only : $ 45.00 each pay by Paypal . . . → Read More: Strings attached  Dreaming of summer and the colors to come. January is a good time to dream of a flower garden. Catalogues galore flying through the front door into my house, so to speak. When we still lived in the Kootenays at the North end of the Lake, not the best region for flower gardens but . . . → Read More: Gerald’s Garden 
8×10″ acrylic/paper + mat $ 125.00 easy Paypal 
acrylic/canvas 18×24″ for sale Tide is low and the sand is exposed – mid day sun- did you ever try to walk on a hot beach?
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 Welcome to my blog. This is written for you my readers and you who collect my paintings. Because you are interested in my work you naturally want to know more about the creator - me - and that is why I started to write a bit about myself and the person behind the art work. I have my studio in Abbotsford B.C. Canada but grew up on the small Island of Sylt in the German Noth Sea, the beginning of my fascination with water and the sky. Please, feel free to email if you have any questions or comments!
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