Paint, water, and an hour of weather.
Every painting here is a specific hour of a specific day: wet paper outdoors, pigment settling where the water decided, finished before the light moved on.
“The water decides as much as I do. On the good days, more.”
“Painted from the seawall, October. The wind did most of the composition.”
“In watercolor the light is not added. It is protected.”
Every painting here began outdoors, with wet paper and weather that would not wait.