Downtown in San Diego, the trains run along the waterfront. When a long freight train is passing, you have time to paint a quick watercolor. 15 minutes? Something like that.
At sunset, I met a pedicab driver who used to be a lawyer. In a couple of weeks, Comic Con will descend on this street, and it will be mayhem. Fun mayhem.
Houses in Pt Loma- for sale
A sunny street in Point Loma, San Diego.
Bright beach- for sale
Afternoon light flaring on the wet sand. East Beach.
Dawn on Leadbetter Beach- available
“Dawn’s early light” on the beach in Santa Barbara.
Happy Independence Day!
After breakfast- for sale
A slightly nibbled, vanilla glazed buttermilk bar donut. From Donut Bar in San Diego.
From Cabrillo Bridge – for sale
The San Diego Museum of Man and California Tower seen from the Cabrillo Bridge- beautiful historic architecture in Balboa Park.
Maneki Neko – available
A Japanese Beckoning Cat, or Maneki Neko, said to bring luck and good fortune.
This still life is painted after a Lucky Cat sculpture in the Mingei Museum in San Diego.
Downtown – for sale
I had jury duty Wednesday and spent my lunch break painting watercolors at a coffee shop downtown. It was a fun, lively place to hang out and paint.
This building, formerly a Spanish/ Art Deco power substation, is now the SDSU art museum.
Rocks and surf- buy now
Waves pooling at the base of the rocks on the beach in Dana Point, California.
The formal garden – for sale
The graceful Alcazar Garden outside the Mingei Museum in Balboa Park, San Diego.
Santa Fe Depot- buy now
During Jury Duty, I had a long lunch break and wandered down until I found a coffee shop looking out at the Santa Fe Depot in Downtown San Diego. Painted from life.
OB – buy now
Where the road ends at the DANGER CLIFFS in The People’s Republic of OB. No parking.
Utility pole in the alley – buy now
One morning in Hillcrest.
North Park Theatre on University – buy now
The side of the Birch North Park Theatre, in North Park, San Diego.
Surf and sun- buy now
Looking south along Monarch Beach.