Terry Page
Sudden Squall, Oil, 36 1/2 x 16
Sheep in Snow, Watercolor, 18 x 14"
Shadows, Oil, 20 x 20"
No School Today, Watercolor, 14 x 11"
Morning After Snowfall, Watercolor, 16 x 12"
Holy Tree, Watercolor, 12 x 9"
Broken Pane, Oil, 20 x 20"
Abandoned House, Watercolor, 12 x 5"
Abandoned Farm 2, Watercolor, 20 x 8"
Abandoned Farm, Watercolor, 25 x 10"
Terry Page
Fine Artist
I like to hike in the woods and in the mountains. When hiking in new and foreign places, even with a map, there is always the chance of getting lost. There is the confusion of trying to figure out where I had gone wrong, and how to get back on the right trail again.
Painting is much like that. Each new canvas or sheet of watercolor paper is a new adventure. The way is never easy or clear and I often get lost. But figuring out how to get to where I want to go seems to take the same amount of concentration and work as a good hike does. Getting lost isn’t so bad when a new way is discovered, a new road, or a new path to a new end.
Whether on a hike or sitting with my paints, each is an adventure and getting lost is half the fun.