This is a 8×10 painting of the red street car. This was painted in early January 2024 but just posted now.

Art by Scott Vanderlip from Tree House Studio
This is a 8×10 painting of the red street car. This was painted in early January 2024 but just posted now.

Here is another painting of Sombrero Beach on a sunny morning in February. I am starting to practice my palm trees and various shades of water color that exist as different ocean views and times of the day.

This is a first of paintings of our sailboat in the Florida Keys and other sailing destinations. This is based on some images we took while sailing off of Marathon Florida in the Gulf of Mexico.


I’ve decided to try and do some more abstract ocean views that are loosely based on some views from our sailboat marina in Marathon, FL. This is a the view from our boat as it looks over the Gulf of Mexico. This tiny island sits right off shore and at times a sailboat is anchored a 1/8 mile off shore or sailing by. The ocean colors change hourly and daily from the sun, or clouds or wind that stirs up the ocean. The front darker green water is actually showing the shallow darker ocean bottom coming thru.

This is a first of a set of paintings from the Florida Keys. This beach is located in Marathon, FL.

We are now down in the Florida keys on a sailboat and starting to paint some local painting of beachy – Keys paintings!
This is a painting based on the view from our boat in Marathon, Florida overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.

On our stay in New Orleans, a family member took us on a boat ride in the swamp near New Orleans. There are various fishing camps or houses built up stilts or very small parts of land where older fishing camps or houses exist. Many of the houses are now gone from various storms and hurricanes. This painting is of a house in one of the fish camps.

New Orleans still uses historic old street cars in multiple locations. This is the St Charles line with green cars.

This card was painted on with this New Orleans Street car painting.

There are thousands and thousands of historic homes in New Orleans. Many have been fixed up and painted in bright colors. This painting is one bright yellow and blue house in the Bywater neighborhood of New Orleans.
