San Francisco City Scapes

More love for this city. I love the dramatic street angles, colorful homes, and blocky shapes the houses make on the hilly landscape. Heavily inspired by the paintings of Wayne Thiebauld.

Most of these are done in acrylic, but some are oil.

An acrylic painting depicting a landscape with the San Francisco Bay, trees, a Bernal Heights peak, and a skyline with clouds and the Oakland hills in the distant background, painted in various shades of blue and green with pops of yellow.

Noe Valley looking towards Bernal. Acrylic, 2016.

California Street Sunset. Acrylic, 2016.

A painting of a San Francisco street scene, South Van Ness, with buildings on either side, Bernal Heights hill in the background, and a clear blue sky.

S. Van Ness looking towards Bernal. Acrylic, 2018.

A colorful painting of a San Francisco city street in the outer Richmond with utility poles and wires, buildings on both sides, and mountains in the background with the Golden Gate Bridge visible in the distance.

Richmond 21st and Fulton. Acrylic, 2021.

A colorful landscape painting of the backside of Twin Peaks in San Francisco featuring hills, trees, streets, buildings, and sky with bright pastel shades and broad brushstrokes.

Twin Peaks from Davidson. Acrylic, 2022.

Painting of the Outer Richmond, San Francisco looking towards the Golden Gate Bridge

From the Outer Richmond looking towards the Golden Gate Bridge. Acrylic, 2017.

A landscape painting of a sunset from the top of Mount Davidson in San Francisco looking towards ocean over the western half of the city with trees on both sides and a steep slope of houses.

Dalewood Vista. Oil, 2024.

An abstract landscape painting of San Francisco with blue hues, black lines, and geometric shapes.

17th Street Sketch. Acrylic, 2014.

A view of a curvy and steep San Francisco city street shrouded in fog.

Landsdale fog. Oil, 2018.

An abstract painting of a San Francisco cityscape with buildings, trees, and a blue sky.

Diamond Street Sketch. Acrylic, 2017.

Eastern Span of Bay Bridge. Acrylic, 2022.