East Coast

My drawings and paintings from the East Coast come from different trips, different circumstances, and often very different kinds of places.
Some were places I expected to draw. Others were simply where I happened to be—with a sketchbook, a little time, and something in front of me that became worth looking at more closely.
That is one of the things I value most about drawing while traveling. A place doesn’t have to be dramatic or iconic to become interesting. Drawing slows me down enough to notice the shapes, values, light, and small details that I might otherwise pass by.
These works are less about documenting the East Coast as a region and more about the individual places and moments I encountered there.






