First of March 27x30 acrylic
Distant Sailboats 36x48 acrylic
Tree Sculpture 31x48 acrylic
Crows & Daffodils 25x40 acrylic
Dogwoods in Bloom 36x46 acrylic
Blossom Heavy 22x26 acrylic
Volunteer Park Lunch Hour 22x30 acrylic
Dog Diving 22x28 watercolor
Fireworks Over Seattle 30x48 acrylic
Enjoying the Day 11x17 acrylic/pen
Pioneer Square Penthouse Deck 28x48 acrylic
Quiet at the Lake 36x24 acrylic
Evergreen 28x48 acrylic
Little Pinecones 24x36 acrylic
Seven Fall Trees 36x48 acrylic
Heart Leaves & Crows 6x9 acrylic/pen
Fire Tree 32x48 acrylic
Colors Like Melted Crayons 17x24 acrylic
Fall Trees in Fog 22x29 acrylic
Three Geese Arrived 39x48 acrylic
Catching Leaves 32x48 acrylic
Five Poems of October 23x29 watercolor
Autumn Snowflakes 23x35 acrylic/torn paper
Flurry 23x29 crayon/acrylic
Duck Island Autumn 28x48 acrylic
Morning Snow 24x30 acrylic
Evening Snow 24x30 acrylic
Lynn Street Snow 39x26 acrylic
Sunflower in Snow 32x48 acrylic/snow
Wet Snow 32x48 acrylic
Rose Garden Pool in Snow 24x30 acrylic
Night Lights & Moon 23x35 acrylic/ink/watercolor
Velvet Morning 19x24 watercolor
Clouds Over Queen Anne Hill 24x35 acrylic
Tolt River, 1 23x29 acrylic
Tolt River, 2 23x29 watercolor
Tolt River, 3 23x29 watercolor
Dreamy Water Landscape 38x48 acrylic
Evening Shore 26x40 acrylic
Moonlight on Water 36x18 acrylic
Sunrise & Moon 24x30 acrylic
Cobalt Reflections & Moon 36x48 acrylic
Clouds at Night 26x36 acrylic
Fiery Reflections 30x48 acrylic
Blossoms and Reflections 29x48 acrylic
Blossoms at Night in the Rain 31x47 acrylic/rain
Water’s Edge 31x48 oils
Sunlit Path 24x36 acrylic
Dogwoods in Yellow 32x48 acrylic
Horse Under Tree 42x48 acrylic
Around the Lake 18x24 acrylic
Enjoying the Lake 20x26 watercolor
Balcony View 48x38 acrylic
Breeze at the Lake 36x24 acrylic
Rowing 23x29 acrylic
Sunny Afternoon 36x48 acrylic
Changing 19x25 watercolor
Ready to Leave 24x17 watercolor
Last Leaves 18x24 acrylic
Magnuson Park Autumn 48x32 acrylic
The Poet 23x29 acrylic
Crow & Fall Tree 23x29 watercolor
Dogwoods Like Roosters 25x35 acrylic
Autumn Tree Top 24x33 acrylic
Fall Tree Tops 22x29 acrylic
Snow Painting 33x48 acrylic/snow
Snow Covered Deck 29x23 acrylic
Four Trees in Fog & Snow 41x48 acrylic
Snow Tree 24x30 acrylic
Houseboats Geese & Snow 38x48 acrylic
Mercer Street Lights in Snow 17x24 acrylic
In Fog with Dog 22x30 acrylic
Wind Washed Trees 21x25 acrylic
Elliott Bay Ferry 12x20 acrylic
Beach Walk, Two People 24x29 acrylic
Beach Walk, One Person 24x29 acrylic
Charred Beach Tree 23x29 acrylic
Evening Jog 29x36 acrylic/watercolor
Night 30x48 acrylic
Next Morning 24x30 acrylic
Moon & Sunrise Glow 35x46 acrylic
Before They Were Gone 23x29 acrylic
Plaid Reflections 40x48 acrylic
Spring Walk 32x48 acrylic
Blossoms Like Popcorn 21x26 acrylic
Blossoms on Trunk 20x26 watercolor
Exuberant Trees 34x48 acrylic
Vivacious 32x40 acrylic
Dogwoods in Green 28x48 acrylic
Rose Garden Pool 23x29 acrylic/watercolor/ink
Ocean Crest View at Moclips 19x25
Blue Twilight 36x48 acrylic
Japanese Red Pines 30x48 acrylic
Branches and Leaves 30x48 acrylic
Trees in Red 31x48 acrylic
Yellow Trees 41x48 acrylic
Crow Party 24x33 acrylic
Poplars in Fall 36x46 acrylic
Riding Through Crows 36x46 acrylic
Blustery Fall Day 25x36 acrylic
SO Orange 22x29 acrylic
Falling Leaves, Crows & Car 16x24 acrylic
All Dressed Up 23x29 ink/watercolor
Growing Back 26x36 acrylic
Moon Shadows 29x32 watercolor
January 29x36 acrylic
Winter Beauty 48x48 acrylic
Snow Palms 47x33 acrylic/snow
Moonlit Snow 26x34 acrylic
Winter Walk 24x30 acrylic
Skiing at the Park 23x29 watercolor
Ski Tracks at Green Lake 42x48 acrylic
Quiet Snow 24x36 acrylic
Evening Through Branches 24x30 acrylic
Dusk Through Branches 24x30 acrylic
Musical Morning 16x23 acrylic/ink/gold pen/cut paper/watercolor
Low Tide 32x48 acrylic
Two Rowers 23x29 watercolor
Green Reflections 6x9 watercolor
FELIS ON PAINTING:
“You don’t paint to get something — you paint to feel something.”
“The painting is the footsteps of where I have been.”
“I paint because I can’t find the words.”
“Like a moth to light, it just feels good to look at it. It sure felt good to paint it.”
“There are so many paintings at the lake, it’s like trying to grab one color of a bunch of confetti blowing in the wind.”
“Paint because I want to say: Look at this, because it is so easy to pass it by.”