California’s coastal plants look like they were dreamed up rather than grown. This painting captures the crazy-cool energy of the Pacific shore. I wanted this piece to feel like a snapshot from a drive that gives you that wild, free feeling that you get when you see these fiery blooms and Seuss-esque botanicals dance across the blue of the ocean.
8×10 inches
Oil on cradled wood panel
-Available at Usher Gallery in Petaluma as part of my “Listening to the Wild” joint-exhibit from June 2-July5, 2026.
California’s coastal plants look like they were dreamed up rather than grown. This painting captures the crazy-cool energy of the Pacific shore. I wanted this piece to feel like a snapshot from a drive that gives you that wild, free feeling that you get when you see these fiery blooms and Seuss-esque botanicals dance across the blue of the ocean.
8×10 inches
Oil on cradled wood panel
-Available at Usher Gallery in Petaluma as part of my “Listening to the Wild” joint-exhibit from June 2-July5, 2026.