Make the time.

Yes, back to the beach!

I had let stupid jobs take precedence, and I was really getting sad indoors, until we said 'f-it' we're going...

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...

Stormy skies. Risk of rain.

The foam came knee high. And although the was my class in April, these for sure were March conditions. (Not for no reason...

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 ...

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...

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...

Gifts.

Rain, rain, rain, and yet, such a beautiful painting!

It's a GIFT when there is NO BLUE SPOT visible (in the sky).
(Because the sea will then h...

Summer Atmosphere.

Here a sunset that's not only about the sun. 
For me it was a 'last day of Summer' feeling, and I got to play with the bright refle...

One week after the new moon.

At the end of painting this it was pitch dark. I couldn't see the colors on the painting anymore, nor the mixes on the p...

Beautiful patterns.

You can have fun with contrasts. Lowering the clouds' darkness also affects the light areas, playing with a darker palette: as I ...