More art!

Abstract light switch plates

Älven och snigeln (The River and the Snail), 36x36

Charles has begun work on a series of light switch plates that uses his drip method. This is a fun way to scale down his large paintings!

On campus he completed his latest painting, Älven och snigeln (The River and the Snail). The title comes from a musical score by Jean Sibelius.

Cloudy day

We always enjoy seeing low-level clouds passing in front of the mountains.

Winter wonderland

We had just the right amount of snow on Thursday night - Friday morning: just enough to get the snow blower out, not enough to cancel any events.

Back on campus

Charles made a return to campus today for the spring semester at UM. He has a bit of VA money left and decided to take his day-off to work on some large-scale projects.

It's a bit strange not having a studio as he did last year, but he'll do just fine!

Frosty days

The last week has seen lots of fog and chilly temps resulting in the winter wonderland look on College Street 

New art at home

Belinda enjoyed getting a screen from Charles this week and has now created a fun piece of art displaying her earrings!

Off to the city

Charles made a trip to Missoula this afternoon to drop off some supplies he'll be using at the School of Art this spring. He can be seen in the top picture loading a scroll (9' x 4.5') that will be the focus of one of his projects. The other picture is a 4'x5' canvas - go big or stay home!

He also dropped two of his sculpture pieces off for tomorrow's one-day exhibit at Wave & Circuit.