Watercolor is my first love. It makes the best accidents. I like the game of trying to achieve detail with the unpredictable medium. Color and composition are always important to me and I strive to find balance between them.
For subject matter I often look to what is immediately in front of me, whether it is a plant, a place or a memory of something in a photo. I paint to spend time with things and to engage more deeply with the world.

"Penny and the Ferry" watercolor on paper 12" x 9"

"Abalone Shell" watercolor on paper 11" x 15"

"Small Things Collected" watercolor on paper 11" x 8 ½"

"Cannon Beach" watercolor on paper 6" x 9"

"Marigold Studies" watercolor on paper 9" x 9"

"The Dasher" watercolor on paper 8 ½" x 11"

"Girls with Umbrellas" watercolor on paper 12" x 9"

"Rubber Plant" watercolor on paper 15"x 11"

"Begonia" watercolor on paper 12" x 9"

"Hanauma Bay Palms" watercolor on paper 9" x 12"

"Héeia Boat Harbor" watercolor on paper 6" x 9"

"Hóomaluhia" watercolor on paper 6" x 9"

"Hóomaluhia Mauka" watercolor on paper 6" x 9"

"Púu Úalakáa" or "View of Pearl Harbor from Tantalus Lookout" watercolor on paper 6" x 9"

"Kukui Trees" watercolor on paper 9" x 6"

"Hanauma Bay I" watercolor on paper 6" x 9"

"Hanauma Bay II" watercolor on paper 6" x 9"