February 23, 2026

I’m really getting tired of winter. For the last few years, we haven’t had much snow in my Long Island area. This year, I can’t say that again. The hours I spend in the studio each day, bring me back to the other happy three seasons I enjoy here in the Northeast of the US. Today, I overpainted the center of the iris painting with opaque pigment since I wanted to try a different treatment. Now have to wait for the paint to dry before I can work on it again.

Snow scene — This is the view on my deck after the latest snowstorm. Notice how nice the aluminum print of one of my artworks looks hanging on the oak tree. It’s a well needed accent of color in the dead of winter. These aluminum prints are available on my website and last for many years through all seasons.

This is the latest stage of my circular painting. I keep changing the center, but haven’t yet been satisfied with the outcome. I’ll keep trying new styles until I find one that makes my heart sing.

These daily studio notes lead toward my 2026 solo exhibitions in New York City and Poughkeepsie, NY.

My Art Starts in the Garden

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