Original Plein Air Painting by Walter Kent: Delaware Water Gap No. 2, 2021 monogramming filled with a bouquet of

filled with a bouquet of colors

I couldn’t resist this colour and type when I saw a little pile of these Rawleigh’s Tins at the flea market

a rock commonly used in many historical Philadelphia buildings

This is not the case with my left-handed project

or identifying mysterious objects around your house

Original Plein Air Painting by Walter Kent: Delaware Water Gap No. 2, 2021 monogramming filled with a bouquet ofLight changes, colors transform, shadows emerge and fade. Each time I step into nature I am confronted with its fleeting intricacies juxtaposed with its promise of enduring newness. My excursions with paint and brush are a humble attempt to capture moments of this change to live in the now. Each painting is a time capsule containing a multitude of hidden details: the feeling of the cold sand on my bare feet, the itchy bites of a hoard of mosquitos,