Crosscurrent explores the point of ultimate collision. This kinetic surge captures the power of two opposing forces—the dark and light values—which I've punctuated with sharp streaks of red and yellow, the colors of warning. The piece is about the struggle, the resistance, and the raw, unbridled energy of being pulled in two directions at once."

Morning Walk is my take on the coastline's raw energy. I often wake up to a quiet sunrise however this piece is about the sea's powerful conversation: the wind, the tide and the light. Deep navies and aggressive texture are used to capture that moment when the shore is awake and moving. A walk meant to be felt.

In a flash the waves shift and crash and everything is transformed. The drama and intensity of the sea is what I'm after here. This one has a lot of movement and drama. The sides are painted so no need for a frame.

In this dynamic artwork, the focal point is the gap, a subject I cherish and paint often. It symbolizes both the commencement and conclusion of the journey, embodying the essence of both adventure and home simultaneously.

The power of the breakers off the coast are inspiring. I can hear the sound of crashing and surging as I look at this painting. The energy inspires me daily as I paint my seascapes.

The gap is a constant calling to me as I see it from my studio window and it has a metaphorical meaning to us. Passing through the gap on our sailing voyages indicates we are on holiday and ready for adventure at sea. There is only the water and distance that lies between us and our destination.

The west coast fjords from the water offer stunning vistas. This painting shows some of the elements I find so fascinating when I'm passing by. A wisp of cloud crests the rocky landform and the sky remains a passive and calm blue above. It is a highly textural painting.

This painting carries the energy of the sea in constant motion, but it’s the calm in the upper right that reinforces the sense of letting go, of freedom. It’s about that moment when turbulence breaks into openness, leaving a feeling of liberation.

In this piece, I wanted to capture that moment of raw collision — water driving into rock, spray rising, energy released. It’s the pulse of the sea made visible, the impact that leaves its mark long after the wave recedes. This one is framed in a rustic burl oak float frame.

Cresting is that wild moment when the waves lift us up and carry us forward. The surge gives us speed and the thrill of riding right on the edge.

Flare captures a fiery burst of sunset ingniting the restless sea - a fleeting spark of beauty that we so often see on the west coast.

Momentum is that restless surge - the wind pushing on the sails, the water rising and falling, everything moving forward and together in one force. We harness this energy, work with it, and let it carry us along.

Mountains and sky merge seamlessly in this dynamic yet peaceful abstract painting. Inspired by the view from my studio, I captured the essence of the mountain range meeting the sea under a vibrant, layered sky of soft blues. I painted around the edges, allowing the artwork to be appreciated from any angle.

Striving to catch the movement and emotion in the ocean is always my goal. I used an interplay of blues, blacks and whites to create a dynamic energy in this painting. Occasional hints of reds and yellows peek through to provide warmth and contrast against the cool palette. It brings to mind the energy of a giant wave or even a constellation up in the sky.

Endless expanse. This is the feeling I try to expose when I paint my seascapes. This one has a landscape feel as well. Depends what you want to see. I painted around the edges so the painting can be approached at all angles.

Surge is bold and dynamic with a touch of drama to make a powerful statement about our ocean and it's wonderful energy. This painting can transform a room and the more you look the more you will see.

I love seeing sails on the horizon. In my abstracted way they are almost a faint reminder that they were once there. Below the sea dances this way and that acting as the stage for the scene I see over and over again.

There is something special about waking up to a sunny day where the surface of the water mirrors how I feel.

Comes with a contemporary white metal float frame

"Here Now" captures a moment where the vastness of the sky meets the earth below. The dominant feature of the painting is the expansive pale blue sky, stretching out across the canvas, evoking a sense of tranquility and openness.