This just got installed last week.  These folks had an ugly concrete slab hearth that was chipped on the edges and stained on the top.  So we covered the top and all three edges with tile.  It's very subtle and depicts a beach, with ripple marks in sand, and a couple of lines of sea foam, and a crab, a shell , and a starfish.

This is a set of tiles that went to a client in California, depicting the kind of trees that have on their property, and some of their cows.

Here's a piece that just went home.  It will go on a bathroom vanity backsplash, around a mirror.  It's a scene of the Stillaguamish River, for a cabin on that river. 

This just came from a client.  They really liked a painting on my art web site, so we adapted it to fit their backsplash and added some birds and animals.

This picture just came from a client.  It features a scene of the Three Sisters in Oregon on a small bathroom vanity.  It's unusual in a couple of ways.  For one thing, it's cone 4 glazes and not china paint like most of my work these days.  And it is mounted so it can be removed.

All of the month of February, I'll be showing paintings at Walter's Ice Cream Shop at 6408 32nd Ave. NW.  They're going to be part of the Ballard Art Walk on the evening of the 15th, so if you're in the area, stop by.

This tile job just went home yesterday.  It features the view from the clients' home on Puget Sound.  They live near Bremerton, so the ferry from Seattle goes by all the time, and Navy and Coast Guard ships are always in the area. 

Registration is now open for a workshop that I’m really excited about.  It will be china painting taught by Kurt Weiser and me at Anderson Ranch Arts Center in Snowmass Village, Colorado June 11-15.  

This picture was just sent to me by some folks who bought these at my recent holiday studio sale.  I think they make a very nice grouping.  They are 9" x 12" and 12" x 12".