Limited Edition Print
16” x 20”
Limited Remaining Availability
This painting took five months to complete. It was the first watercolor on canvas I ever attempted.
I failed at parts of it repeatedly. I kept practice canvases nearby to work out specific problems before touching the painting itself. The stones, the driftwood, the mussel shell — each one required its own solution. Watercolor on canvas behaves differently than anything else. You learn it by doing it wrong until you get it right.
I'm proud of what it became. And it launched everything that followed.
The subject is a Maine rocky shoreline — the kind I've been scrambling over since I was a boy, lobstering with my father and brothers in the late seventies, turning over every rock and stick and shell I could find. I still do it. It connects me back to a time and place that made me who I am.
Print details: 16" × 20" — limited edition of 100, signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Edition nearly sold out — once closed, permanently retired.
Paper & printing: Canson Infinity Arches Aquarelle Rag 310 — 100% cotton archival paper, Canon Lucia archival pigment inks rated for 100+ years of display life.
Presentation: Arrives matted in 4-ply acid-free white mat, sized to fit a standard 20×24" frame — available at any framing supplier. No custom framing required.
Certificate of authenticity included with every print.
Limited Edition Print
16” x 20”
Limited Remaining Availability
This painting took five months to complete. It was the first watercolor on canvas I ever attempted.
I failed at parts of it repeatedly. I kept practice canvases nearby to work out specific problems before touching the painting itself. The stones, the driftwood, the mussel shell — each one required its own solution. Watercolor on canvas behaves differently than anything else. You learn it by doing it wrong until you get it right.
I'm proud of what it became. And it launched everything that followed.
The subject is a Maine rocky shoreline — the kind I've been scrambling over since I was a boy, lobstering with my father and brothers in the late seventies, turning over every rock and stick and shell I could find. I still do it. It connects me back to a time and place that made me who I am.
Print details: 16" × 20" — limited edition of 100, signed and numbered in pencil by the artist. Edition nearly sold out — once closed, permanently retired.
Paper & printing: Canson Infinity Arches Aquarelle Rag 310 — 100% cotton archival paper, Canon Lucia archival pigment inks rated for 100+ years of display life.
Presentation: Arrives matted in 4-ply acid-free white mat, sized to fit a standard 20×24" frame — available at any framing supplier. No custom framing required.
Certificate of authenticity included with every print.
