Potomac Valley Watercolorists

I’ve drawn since I can remember, but I didn’t take up color until some years ago. Like birdcalls on a summer morning, painting adds an extra dimension to experience.  I choose watercolor because it has a mind of its own; it can be coaxed, but not controlled, because its fluidity and independence challenge my innate sense of order and boundary.  My subjects come from my travels, my memories, and from my imagination. When I paint, I try to capture the light and motion and mood that underlie the representational form—and sometimes I even succeed.  The journey is all.