"Kiwis"

8x8" oil on masonite - sold

Studio Gallery, San Francisco

Here's another from the "Delicious" show. I liked the idea of doing a simple arrangement of fruit with a light colored creamy background. This is a larger version of an earlier painting.

"Pancho Villa, Taqueria"

10x8" oil on canvas panel

"Teacups"

6x6" oil on Gessobord - sold

Studio Gallery, San Francisco

"Strawberries"

8x8" oil on masonite - sold

Studio Gallery, San Francisco

I've received a few emails asking about the natural wood floaters I've been building so I decided to post a video, you can check it by clicking on the link below.

Video:  "Natural Wood Floater Frames"

"Toaster"

8x8" oil on masonite - sold

"Sardines"

8x8" oil on masonite

"TV Dinner"

8x8" oil on masonite

Now this is what I call a meal. I don't recall ever eating a TV dinner in front of the television but if I did, it was most likely while watching Little House on the Prairie or The Waltons. 

TV dinner memories anyone?

I just delivered "TV Dinner" and 22 other paintings to the Studio Gallery for "Delicious", which opens this week. The reception is Sunday March 17th from 2-6pm. I can't say enough about this gallery so if you're in SF be sure to check it out!

"Waffles"

8x8" oil on masonite - sold

"Red's Java House"

8x8" oil on masonite - sold

Studio Gallery, San Francisco

"The Lobster Pot"

8x8" oil on masonite

I've finally finished my food related paintings for "Delicious" at the Studio Gallery. I'll be posting them over the next week or two. I've been working all day on the frames. My favorite frames are natural wood floaters which happen to be incredibly expensive so I build them myself. 

The painting above is of The Lobster Pot in Provincetown.

"Oysters, After"

8x8" oil on masonite - sold

This is my final oyster painting. I was really surprised by all the subtle color in the empty shells.

"Oysters, Before"

8x8" oil on masonite - sold

It's almost time for the annual "Delicious"show at the Studio Gallery so I'm working on some food related paintings. This was painted from a photo taken at a roadside oyster shack on Tomales Bay.

"Two Taco Plates"

8x10" oil on canvas panel

I love Mexican food. This is a scene from my favorite taqueria, Pancho Villa in San Mateo.