Here are a few of my latest images in my series titled - "An Autumn Walk In The Mist". The images were taken on our property Panther Valley Garden in Central Tennessee, a project I've been working on since 2012. A little over twelve years ago I began planting Japanese Flowering Cherry Trees throughout Panther Valley. The majority of these trees are Yoshino's but I did managed to plant 12 other types as well; including the Weeping Yoshino, Kwanzan, Higan and the Okame cherry

The title of my latest painting is "The Treasures Water Brings". The artwork is a mixed media painting in which I used transparent colors and thinly apply them to the surface of the paper. This particular task is known as glazing. With this technique the surface allows light to penetrate the underlying layers below and light is reflected back, causing the pigments underneath to glow from the light hitting the pigments underside. This is what gives the glow to the surface or

In this Non-static Impressionism painting, I captured a moment from a hiking trip with my son George at a beautiful Tennessee State Parks in our local area. To create this blurred effect, there are no lines or definitive guides placed on the paper prior to applying the medium. Most styles of art first involve laying down a foundation of sorts to guide the placement of the paint or ink but not so with this blurred style. As children most of us can remember coloring within the

India Ink (Airbrush and Brushwork) on Arches Paper, Size 18 - 1/8" x 25 - 1/4" By Eric Buechel 2017 In this latest ink drawing, I see an attempt to capture the essence of motherhood from the beginning point of it's beautiful journey. In this drawing, a young mother is shown tenderly kissing her young child. Although surrounded by less than ideal conditions, this mother has dreams and aspirations for her child to reach beyond the confines of his or her circumstances. This youn

My latest mixed media painting is an aerial view of Mecca, in a desert valley in western Saudi Arabia. The large clock tower is called The Makkah Royal Clock Tower . Here I used colored ink and watercolor as a base color. It followed with an acrylic binder and over 12 layers of oil paint glazes. The edge is painted with a green tinted silver acrylic paint and the size of this piece is 21 - 1/2" x 26 - 1/2". Eric Buechel Fine Art/ The Bee Hive Atelier P.O. Box 277 Pleasant Hi