Gallery
Ten homes, painted by hand.
The Hollow Pine
Post & Beam
Cedar and glass on a granite shelf above the water. Painted from a late-light photograph, with brushwork that lets the windows glow like lanterns.
Larkspur Ridge
Post & Beam
Morning light through the fir frame. The painting keeps the warmth of the wood and the quiet of the chair the owners actually sit in.
Two Docks Cottage
Vacation Home
Shingle-sided and third-generation. Painted from the dock so the walk back up the hill reads the way it feels on a summer evening.
Cold Spring House
Twilight
The fire pit at dusk with the house lit behind it. Brushwork added to the flames and sky so the evening feels as inviting as it did in person.
Wexford Manor
Estate
Twilight blue-hour exterior, every fixture warmed and balanced. The painted treatment softens the scale and makes the house feel like an heirloom.
Unit 3402
Condominium
Thirty-four floors up with the sun on the horizon line. Painted to keep the cool concrete and the warm light in balance.
Ashfield Row
Historic
A 1926 brick Tudor in late October. The painted finish gives the brick and maples the texture of something remembered rather than recorded.
Quiet Creek Farmhouse
Interiors
White oak, soapstone, brass. Lemons in the bowl because someone lives here — painted to feel lived-in, not showroom-perfect.
Casa Sonora
Modern
Rammed earth against the ridge. Golden hour lasts about eleven minutes here; the painting preserves that single quiet moment.
Black Spruce A-Frame
Vacation Home
Blue hour, nineteen degrees, woodsmoke. Painted so the snow, the sky, and the windows all agree on the same memory.