
This past summer I found these four huge 4’x5′ panels while going through my Dad’s shop. He had built them for a photomontage that I planned, but never finished… So I decided to paint on them. I started with this … Continue reading
This past summer I found these four huge 4’x5′ panels while going through my Dad’s shop. He had built them for a photomontage that I planned, but never finished… So I decided to paint on them. I started with this … Continue reading
When you grow up around endless fields of bounty they can leave an imprint on you. So that even though I am miles away surrounded by mountains and desert, this is what easily comes to mind. When deciding on a … Continue reading
After re-reading the blog that inspired this painting, I was actually shocked i picked this boring landscape compared to the true gems in the entry, those wild artichokes! How funny! brethoefen.wordpress.com/2011/03/24/fresh-artichokes I remember being sad to leave my middle school … Continue reading
This is the first in a 3 painting series dedicated to the Hoefen family. They recently lost their son/husband/brother/uncle Bret after a courageous fight with a nasty cancer. I chose 3 of my favorite pics from their amazing roadtrip across … Continue reading
For my last painting session while in Richmond, Sophie and I set up shop in the driveway and while she painted mountains experimenting with different brushes I focused on this great metal jug in Kristie’s garden. I later learned mom … Continue reading
I’m still posting paintings from my trip to Richmond. For this session with my nieces I wanted them to be inspired by something personal, so we flipped through a photo book of their recent family trip to Yellowstone. One of … Continue reading
Meaning “flower of the lily” this was the second watercolor in my Christmas set last year. As I have the tendency to give my artwork away to family, I then miss seeing them on my wall and need to get … Continue reading
I have had a lull in painting lately as I’ve been inundated with my film and tv projects. I’ve missed the thrill I get from creating a new piece, but I’ve also been spending my art time prepping my current … Continue reading