I painted this on a trip to Tomalas Bay near one of the oyster shack restaurants. I love this area. It feels like a trip back in time, and this this old farm out on a private peninsula looks like it probably witnessed the gold rush here in California.
This is an oil painting on gessoed gatorboard.
Painted (and sold) during the 2014 Carmel Art Festival.
This house has the most amazing garden. Two years ago I passed this spot and made a mental note to return to paint the scene. I tried to get back that year, but I was too late. The blooming season is relatively short, and when I passed this spot this year I immediately went back to my studio, grabbed my gear and returned to paint knowing just how hard it is to get the timing right.
I picked this unusual long format (8x20 inches) to get the feel of the long narrow garden along the side of the properly. This gives the piece a very unique quality.
This is oil on linen mounted on board (gatorboard). I'm making it avaialble unframed.
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.
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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.
This is the largest piece I've done completely plein air (outdoors) to date (24x30 inches). I love how it turned out.
I had a number of consecutive days available with fantastic weather projections, so I took it upon myself to try to work a large piece.
I have a blog entry describing the creation of this piece, which you can find here: http://timonsloane.com/blog/painting-large-format-plein-air-outdoors
This is oil on cradled masonite board (half-inch deep cradle). I can be hung as-is, or framed if you prefer. It is currently priced as available unframed. An image of it framed is included for reference. The framed price is $3200.
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This was painted on location from a tucked in spot overlooking Pebble Beach across a golf course. What a dramatic tree, wind blown yet elegant.
This is an oil on linen mounted on gatorfoam (highly archival yet lightweight). It is currently be sold unframed, and is priced as such. Call to discuss framing options.
On comission, I took a 2 day trip down to Carmel to paint a particular scene. In the afternoons I took time to paint some different locations, including this piece that drew my attention with the glow of the rocks in shadow.
This is oil on linen mounted on gatorboard.
I painted this over the California 'winter', when the rains bring out the wildflowers. Classic valley view with distant hills visible.
This is an oil painting on board (gatorboard).
