Here is a  house portrait of a Phoenix Arizona home:

I combined three photos for this one.

Today the Mayflower II was moved from Mystic Seaport for some seaworthiness tests. 
In honor of Mystic Seaport's conservation work on old boats and buildings, below is a sketch with watercolor:

You can read about the Mayflower II restoration here.

Earlier this year I painted outdoors from a local bridge; the size is 18x24 inches; oil on linen. The subject is the Assabet River, a favorite destination for kayakers.

The house in the previous post has a wonderful view onto mountains and a lake:

A California based real estate agent commissioned a portrait of his summer home.

Here are a few sketches from a sporting event.  Can you tell which sport these spectators are watching? 

Answer: These people were watching a rock climbing competition.  The actual climbers were moving too fast for sketching.  This was before the Covid-19 social distancing restrictions.

The following house portrait was a favorite of mine because the shingles were fun to paint.

Architectural note: This is a Cape Cod style house.   Cape Cod houses were first designed in the 1700s, and are one of the oldest American types still being built today according to this article.

 More acrylic painting:

View from inside a cave in Greece, with rock climbers ascending the lip. 

The light moved quickly up the mountain side once the sun appeared.

A painting I did in 2015 in watercolor in Greece:

I did the painting from life.  It took about four sessions to complete.  The last step was putting the blue shadows on the stucco wall on the right.