These are the magnificent colors of spring here in the Ozarks. The dogwood, the redbud, the cedars and the light greens of the new budding trees. This is at the Lake of the Ozarks. This is a 12x12 acrylic on a wraparound canvas and the canvas is 1 1/2 inches deep. No need for a frame. It is $150.00 including S&H. Sold: Dogwood Festival, Lake of the Ozarks 
I see this so much at the lake. The fishermen get out early when autumn is approaching and the fog is coming up off of the water. That is dedication to catching those fish! This is a 10x14 acrylic, matted to 16x20 and ready to frame. It is $125.00 including S&H. SOLD 
I decided to do this one again, cutting my board longer so the bud vase could be taller. I also wanted to lighten the background. The image is an 8x20 acrylic and matted to 15x27 with linen textured matt with gold liner. This one is not for sale as it is SOLD. 
More vegetables from my son's garden last summer. I didn't paint much the past few days so am sending one I did a couple of months ago. This is a 6x6 oil, painted on a 1 1/2 ince deep wraparound canvas. It is $85.00, including S&H. 
This is what the magnolia blossoms look like matted, although the matt did not photograph off white. It shows a little darker than it should have. Gives you an idea what it looks like though.
I just completed this acrylic. It is 8x15 and I have matted it with an off white linen textured matt with a gold liner which makes it 14x21. Since it is on heavy board, it could be left unmatted and framed like an oil. It is $150.00 including S&H. 
This is a small acrylic painting of our local bandstand where we still have concerts three times a week during the summer months. I have painted this to donate to the church, along with some other paintings, for their silent auction and fish fry event. We have a beautiful park in our quaint little downtown. This painting is 6x8 with painted edges and sits on a silver decorative easel and of course, not for sale online. Just wanted to share it with you. Donated this one to my church's silent auction fundraiser. New owners, Bob and Nelda Coleman.