Most Artists paint in one medium.  Larry      is capable of painting with watercolors, acrylics, or oils.  He spends time in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest, where he teaches workshops and looks for new subjects for gallery paintings and exhibits in art festivals.

In the Midwest, Larry searches out landscape scenes, including old barns, dairy farms with the cows and rural subjects.  Northern lakes and a variety of wildlife inspire more paintings.  The rainbow of colors in a flower garden may end up on a canvas.  He studies Cardinals, Nuthatches, Doves, and Chickadees at his bird feeders.  He'll watch the change of colors in the fall to capture the beauty of nature.

In the Northwest, Larry will sketch fishing boats, harbor scenes, lighthouses and seascapes.  A sunset over a rocky beach or a sunrise on the Cascade Mountains adds to his portfolio.  He'll fly fish for Salmon and Steelhead on the fog of laden coastal streams or for trout in high mountain lakes-more subjects for his art.  Larry may be found photographing cowboys on horses - herding, roping or branding cattle on western ranches.  He feeds quail, mule deer and humming birds in the back yard of his Oregon studio.

Owning a painting of Larry's is like owning part of America.  Whether it's an "original painting or a limited edition" Giclẻe, you know he has experienced the subject and has captured that moment in time.