Early Light Gallery

Vertical watercolor of a small building in morning mist with warm glowing windows, trees and evergreens nearby, and soft foggy light.

A Gentle Morning Mist Quietly Hugs My Studio

Early Light Gallery

Quiet beginnings. moving slowly across Hancock County as day arrives.

Early Light explores the brief, transitional hours when forms soften and the world feels newly arranged. These paintings are rooted in early morning ... when light is indirect, shadows aregentle, and color emerges with restraint rather than defination.

Structures, fields, and edges of land are suggested rather than defined. The brush work remains calm, allowing atmosphere to carry the composition as much as form. The intention is not to describe a specific place, butto hold the sensation of beginning...when clarity is forming but not totally complete.

These works invite slow viewing. They are meant to be entered quietly, much like the light that inspired them.

Watercolor of a rural field at dawn with low ground fog, distant trees and silo silhouettes, and a pink-streaked early morning sky.

Watercolor of two large oak trees in a foggy field under pale morning light, with soft haze and muted winter color.

Watercolor of a distant farm in winter haze with faint barns and trees, soft fog, and a snowy field under muted light.

Seasonal Stillness Gallery

Richard Neuman — Impressionistic Painter