hello friends and collectors! Just a note here about this online small works sale. My work is mostly available in two wonderful galleries, but not all the smaller paintings end up there. I paint many more than I send to them, and I like to occasionally make some of these available to my friends and collectors without the added expense of framing. The small works sale pricing reflects that, and applies only to the paintings available here.

Five people walking along the water's edge at the beach. Bright water. Reflections. From the "hang out on the beach with friends" day at Laguna (aka Turn In Day)

Santa Catalina Island, California.

Santa Catalina Island, California. There's one stand of ironwood trees on the island.

Santa Catalina Island, California. A dirt road cuts around the side of a steep hillside. The sun is low over the Pacific. This was the day Jack drove me and Colin all over the wild side to paint. It needed a little something so I worked on it again

Close to home. There's a spot I love to go, and have gathered so many sky ideas sitting on this hillside.

Santa Catalina Island. An already yellow shrub gets lit up by the sunlight passing through it. As seen in "Plein Air Techniques for Artists"

Those long red wavelengths coming through the atmosphere.

Ah, the good old well-lit object. In this case, a lemon. You may have seen it in an earlier state during the 52-week Mini Challenge. I made it better

A simple japanese teacup lit from the left, blue shelf, reflection

Portland, Oregon. Close to home.

A young woman wearing blue spectacles. Broken color. Leaning blue. A very slightly bemused look on her face.

A very serious blue cat.

So sweet. You can turn this painting any direction and it still works ;)

An example of contra-jour ("against the day") lighting for you backlighting geeks!

Color study of someone I admire for being gutsy.

Door County, Wisconsin. All the good summer stuff. I think you just leave some money and take what you want.

Portland, Oregon. I made two versions of this painting for the 52-week Mini Challenge. It's geometry and surface interest that carry this one.

A studio study in grayscale of a plein air painting I did some years ago.

A little paint experiment.

Colorado. Painted on location using acrylic when I was there for PACE, then when I got home I glazed blue over it. Cool watercolor-like effect.

Colorado. A tree against the sky, made interesting by the way the paint went down.

Aerial perspective demonstration.

Driggs, Idaho. Diaphanous pink sky reflected in the river. Not shown: quite a few people floating the river.

Blocky brushstroke rendering, head of a young girl, black and white

Profile of a dark-skinned woman with fabulous hair and big hoop earrings. Framed as shown

A dark-haired young man with blue glasses and a blue background over an orange tone

In 2019, Charlie Hunter organized what came to be called "En Train Air"--several painters traveling by train and painting in towns between Chicago and LA. What a ride! Here's Larry on the train.