What's New in the Studio ...2007 and some 2006. (this has been shuffled to better load on slow-speed connections)
New work is posted here from time to time.
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Larry's second floor studio above the shop.
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| What's New in 2008 |
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December 2007
Whitebark Pine Ecosystem, commissioned mural for the Crater Lake Insititute, with help from the Whitebark Pine Ecosystem Foundation.
Puzzles and posters coming in summer 2008
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December 2007
Wizard Island Crater Lake
Whitebark pine ecosystem. Commissioned mural for the Crater Lake Institute.
Puzzles, cards and posters coming in summer 2008
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December 2007.
"Red Rowboats"
Acrylilc on paper. Prints are available.
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December 2007. Sea Witch on Tyler Street, Port Townsend. Same street that has the best coffee in town. Prints are available.
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December 2007.
Point Wilson Lighthouse and Beachgrass
This beach is quickly loosing sand in winter storms. Thought I'd better paint it before it's completely gone. Prints are available.
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September 2007. Adventuress in Port Townsend. Shown from the waterfront I so frequently sail down, here's the old schooner at Union Wharf. Prints are available.
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September 2007. Deer on Larry Scott Trail
Just west of the boat yard, the light was so warm and wonderful it needed to be painted.
Prints are now available.
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Early September 2007. Influenced by the Wooden Boat Festival - and some amazing late afternoon light, this painting attempts justice of a beautiful boat I've enjoyed for years. The owner photographed our Sea Witch as we sailed by in the bay. Prints are now available.
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Fort Worden Gulls. August 2007.
A new pint is now available.
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Lower half of the Elwha River , Olympic National Park.
April 2007
Thanks to the good folks at the park, these two were commissioned by Olympic National Park for the creation of a traveling educational exhibit.
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Upper half of the Elwha River, Olympic National Park
April 2007
Both these large murals will be used as one large concept mural telling the story of the Elwha. After two large dams are removed in a few years, this valley will finally be a 'complete' river ecosystem. These two paintings show what it might become in a few years.
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Kingfisher and Adventuress
February 2007
Winter tie-up for Adventuress is just down the dock from Sea Witch, so I see her often. For this painting, I moved Sea Witch over behind her bow, adding another dimension to this complex scene. Notice the bowsprit bobstay going below the water, creating a real elusion.
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February, 2007
Mount Saint Helens - Life Returns
A commission for the Crater Lake Institute, this shows the amazing diversity of life that has returned to Johnston Ridge, just below the blasted-out crater.
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N.D. Hill Building, Port Townsend
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Gulls on Westward's Stern
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Port Townsend Series: December 2006
Litl' Wizard, our little classic wooden dingy posed for this, not moving a strake.
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Tyke
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Bryony and Sea Witch sailing in front of Port Townsend waterfront.
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Point Wilson Lighthouse and Mount Baker. Serious Scenery in our 'backyard', well on the other side of town anyway.
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Dahlias on Sea Witch - Wooden Boat Festival, Port Townsend
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Point Wilson Lighthouse and Ruddy Turnstones
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Litl Wizard and Sea Witch at Point Hudson. Reserved 7 is the name of this piece.
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Union Wharf and Sea Witch.
The gulls upstaged the scene, as they always seem to do.
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Spring 2006.
Commissioned painting for Golden Gate National Recreation Area, San Francisco. This painting of Muir Beach shows Point Reyes in the distance and the rich wildlife that lives in the shoreside uplands. It will be used for an interpretive wayside exhibit at Muir Beach Headlands.
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Spring 2006.
Commissioned painting for Crater Lake Institute. This is the Cave Loop area of Lava Beds National Monument. Look for puzzles and other printed products from this image soon.
NEW! This is now a puzzle.
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Summer 2006
Commissioned by the Crater Lake Institute, this painting is of Mammoth Crater at Lava Beds National Monument.
This mural shows thedeep crater is the source of hundreds of lava tubes that created the landscape downslope to the north - that later became the Monument.
(click the image for a larger view)
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