8×10 oil on cradled gessoboard, painted on location at the Grace Memorial Episcopal Church in Darlington, Maryland. Currently FRAMED with edges painted black but also available unframed. Satin varnished for depth and protection.
This is out behind the Carter-Archer Mansion which was built in 1804. I think it's funny those steppingstones are so massive and set so far apart that only a giant could walk normally on them. I also did a backflip off my stool and rolled down the hill when I leaned back to get this picture. Glad nobody saw that.
8×10 oil on cradled gessoboard, painted on location at the Grace Memorial Episcopal Church in Darlington, Maryland. Currently FRAMED with edges painted black but also available unframed. Satin varnished for depth and protection.
This is out behind the Carter-Archer Mansion which was built in 1804. I think it's funny those steppingstones are so massive and set so far apart that only a giant could walk normally on them. I also did a backflip off my stool and rolled down the hill when I leaned back to get this picture. Glad nobody saw that.
