With the sun going down, the surf catches backlit lighting and becomes illuminated.

Oil on canvas.  This museum wrapped piece (1.5 inches deep) is designed to be hung without a frame.

Painted along the Asilomar beach (in the Pacific Grove, Carmel, Monterey California).  I was out early painting for the Carmel Art Festival.  I caught the first souls out walking early on this brisk but absolutely the morning.

This is listed (and priced) as shown - unframed.  Call me if you'd like to discuss framing options.

Painted (and sold) during the 2014 Carmel Art Festival.

I painting (and sold) this during the 2014 Carmel Art Festival.  It was unusually hot on the coast, so I spent my time close to water throughout the festival.  Twisting my arm, I know :-)

On a beautiful (but windy) day, I climbed down to the beach in this little leeward cove to get away from the wind.  I found this lovely spot where I spent the day painting in short sleeves even though at the top of the bluffs it was windbreaker-like weather.

Oil on linen mounted on board (gatorfoam), this is suitable for casual diplay on a mantel or for framing.  Call me if you'd like to discuss framing options.

Vivid lively piece that I did from my imagination after many years of landscape painting. This piece has a unique combination of energy along with a calming effect.

This is an oil on linen stretched on 1.5 inch deep stretcher bars. It is designed to be hung unframed.

Reproductions of this piece can be ordered here: http://fineartamerica.com/featured/-sunset-serenade-timon-sloane.html

I painted this piece in the morning along the Santa Barbara coast.  The ocean was calm and soothing on this particular morning, with a beautiful quality to the light.

This is oil on linen mounted on board (gatorboard).  It is be being made available unframed.

This beautiful little painting is an oil painted on a inch-and-half think wooden block.  It is framed in a white floater frame with a black interior. 

This is oil on linen mounted on board (gatorboard).

I was drawn to this scene with the combination of both stillness, movement and reflections in the water.  This is a scene near my home in Palo Alto, CA.

I painted this piece after getting up at 4am to drive in the dark to be at this location for sunrise.

I arrived on site and discovered that I had failed to pack my easel, but it was just so beautiful that I rigged together a setup with parts I happened to have with me and I my efforts were rewarded with this beautiful.

I titled "Central Coast Signature" because this piece captures a number of the unique elements found only on the California central coast.

Big breakers on the coast always makes for an exciting day of painting.  The challenge of trying to capture the constant movement and variety never gets old.

This is a plein air piece done in oil on linen mounted on a cradled mastonite panel.