Clouds, clouds & clouds!

It’s nice to paint a vertical canvas for a horizontal view. Portraying clouds vertical. The stormy days were wonderful to ge...

In 8 Steps.

The slides in the video show the steps in this painting. Going from a all blank canvas to having it filled can be done pretty fast. Then ...

Bad weather, but what a view!

Aw! First day in the 3-day MasterClass Seascaping, and they (the artists joining) were tested heavily!
[Added: a Sept cl...

Color Family.

Sometimes you walk past something and it strikes you. It’s often the composition helping the scene to be fascinating, but of course, th...

Peeps are bothersome: )

Ah, back to the shoreline, here one of the (rare) sunny days in March, it took long, and the people that I didn’t encounter i...

Nature has magic built in.

You often want to incorporate the pink elements in the sky, but it’s I think the most fleeting thing.

Pink turns to orang...

About choices & fame.

The video from this scene I added to the How-to Seascape Course. 
(The snippets you see here are my Instagram video posts.)
I lik...

Top of the dune.

On top of the dunes; one could create and create endlessly here.

Some people think I live next to the sea, but no, I do have to dri...

'Diagonal Feeling'..

Back in the dunes. The ice covered the sand here, but I was still in my ‘pink cloud obsession’ and so I was lucky to paint this ...

Infinite Ways but only Two Days.

You often want ‘a second try’, multiple, if the snow had lasted longer!

But at least I got my second go at this sce...