Lavender flower pattern painting, the left side of a diptych for Flat File Friday
Read MorePaintings for Flat File Friday
artwork
Flat File Friday, Abstract Paintings from the inventory
flat file friday, abstract paintings from the inventory.
Read MoreFlat File Friday, paintings, works on paper
acrylic painting on paper, small scale, abstract ideas
Read MorePaintings on Paper, Transfers creating original Prints.
Paintings, created by transferring excess paint from original to blank paper creating new original works, prints.
Read MoreNew paintings, small abstract works on paper
detail of small works on paper, abstract paintings, bright palette
Read MoreLook up, stand straight, stay positive.
small acrylic paintings on paper, roses, flowers, abstract work
Read MoreGoal: Paint something beautiful.
paintings, technique and process, small works on paper
Read MoreWoven Pattern & Abstract Paintings, Flat File Friday
Woven pattern, Olive on Pink for flat file friday
Read MoreCloudy today, Sunny tomorrow.
Helen Frankenthaler (1928-2011) - American painter- The Bay, 1963 Detroit Institute of Arts
Read MoreOil on prepared paper, Abstract landscape painting
oil on paper abstract landscape painting 39”x49”
Read MoreLandscape painting, 2015, from the archive.
landscape oil on canvas painting nature based monochromatic artwork
Read MoreGood studio habits, Avoiding work mishaps, Protecting Artwork
Avoiding mishaps with artwork in the studio with good working habits.
Read MoreOil on canvas landscape paintings, Inventory
Three images showing the process of a large scale oil painting from beginning to near completion.
Read MoreArtwork, Acrylic on Paper, 14x11, Pattern
From a group of works on paper focusing on pattern and juxtaposing random, abstract thoughts.
Read MoreWatercolor, working abstractly.
Edited 11/13/20
Currently I am making small abstract landscape works on paper using watercolor. The rules of the medium, working light to dark do not always apply. My main medium is oil and one might say I handle both mediums similarly. As a young person I looked at watermarks as a sign of failure in my watercolor work. Today I embrace where ever the paint wishes to travel and dry. Which brings me to one last thought about the medium. You don't know what you've got till it is dry. Usually for me that is the next morning. Like receiving a surprise I love revisiting the work.
Untitled Landscape 1, 2016, watercolor on paper, 7"x10"
detail, 2016, watercolor on paper, 7"x10",