The Road Home
Thursday Night Blues
This is a blues group that we enjoy in Charleston during the week long Blues Festival.
Oysters roast, greens and blues. good times!
Medium: oil
Size: 15"x 24"
Price: $
Hotel Bar
This is the bar in a wonderful old hotel in Nashville. It is in the original train station.
I was attracted to the wine cooler and cushy looking lounge.
Medium: oi;
Size: 11x14"
Price: $
Therapy
Artist: Heffelfinger
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 8"x10"
Price: $
Therapy is free here. A walk with a dog in the sunshine.
Flood Aftermath
When there is more than normal rainfall, our creek overflows into the woods and the sunset on this night turned the scene a brilliant orange.
Artist: Carolyn Heffelfinger
Medium: Oil on Board
Size: 16"x 20"
Price: $
Upstream
Artist: Carolyn Heffelfinger
Medium: Oil
Size: 10"x10"
Price:
Early summer along a creek when the greens still remain that lovely young bright lime.
Lost Dog
Artist: Carolyn Heffelfinger
Medium: Oil on board
Size: 8"x 10"
Price:
We spent February 2015 in Folly Beach, SC. This year we took our golden along with us. One of the many public places that welcome pets is the Lost Dog cafe. While Dan, Izzy, and his buddy Larry had their lunch on the large porch i stood on the street and painted this favorite local meeting place.
The Mud Flats
Artist: Carolyn Heffelfinger
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Size: 10"x10"
Price: $400.
"The Mud Flats" is a favorite local restaurant and watering hole for the area fisherman and golfers. Pretty good food as well! They feature live music on several night a week.
(this is not an advertisement) When the owner Martin saw some of my interior scenes he asked to purchase two for his place and then I decided paint a scene from his bar.
Heading Out
Artist: Carolyn Heffelfinger
Medium: Oil on canvas
Size: 8"x10"
Price:
For the past 7 years I take a week long backpacking trip with friends and Heather.
I decided to paint the trail at Laurel Highlands from the perspective of Cheryl and I hiking ahead. I'm guessing we were photographed by the stragglers!
My trail name is Small Curly and if you were standing next to me you would know why that is so.
I get so much inspiration from being in the woods for this extended period.
Spring Thaw
In March when the deep snow of the past winter melted this small runoff became a full blown stream. The leafless trees in the background let the viewer know that the chartreuse green of the April buds are still in the future.