Sandhill Cranes — Follow Me Oh To Fly each wash building on the

each wash building on the last until the luminosity feels right

This heron watercolor painting is the second in a pair of solitude studies — companion pieces that explore the same theme from different angles

The orange-red legs break through all that subtlety with a flash of pure color

This original is one of the premier pieces in my Oh

and offices where the ocean’s edge feels like home

Sandhill Cranes — Follow Me Oh To Fly each wash building on theEvery sandhill crane art print in this group began as an original watercolor of one of North Americas most ancient birds. Sandhill cranes have been dancing for ten million years thats documented fossil record, not metaphor. Their courtship displays involve leaping, bowing, wing spreading, and calling in unison, and Ive watched these dances in Florida fields enough to paint them from memory. The joy in these paintings is real. I work freehand on