Virginia has a wonderful state park system. Along the James River in Surrey County is Chippokes Plantation State Park, a plantation site from the olden days of yore. A fun thing to do here is to take the ferry across the river to colonial Jamestown and Williamsburg.
This colored pencil painting was inspired by a view towards the river from a small creek. I have tried to do a stylized rendering of the vegetation instead of going for realism. The size of this piece is 16 inches by 12 inches
My aim is to highlight the beauty of nature and the relationship between humanity, God, and His creation.
I am currently working in watercolor, gouache, and colored pencil on paper. I love the convenience and immediacy of these materials. Watercolor is usually spontaneous and unpredictable, colored pencil is controlled and detailed, and gouache can be either or both.
I also experiment with electronic art forms such as video and synthesizer music. Some of that work is shared here in addition to the drawings and paintings.
I hope you find something here to enjoy. Thanks for visiting.
Soli Deo Gloria,
Terry Hall
Terry Hall Arts 
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