The two portraits below are in Graphite and more acrylic pigment added. They are on canvas paper which, if you look closely you can detece a clothlike weave pattern
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Layers of Oil and Cold Wax create textures and floral images that are splashed onto a Wood panel with sides painted black; This painting is wired on the back and ready to hang!
Abstract Oil Painting suggestive of an industrial landscape below a fiery sky on 1.5 inch deep wood panel with sides painted black. It is wired on the back and ready to hang.
This little building evokes nostalgia even if you never lived under a red roof before. Multiple layers of acrylic paint applied with palette knife build texture and moods. Artwork is on an1.5 deep wood cradle with sides painted black; wired on the back and ready to hang.
Sometimes it's good to just let spontaneity run the show! I can define this as a mixed media because I'm not sure I remember what I used. I know there is acrylic pigment here, perhaps ink, Maybe a charcoal mark of so, who knows what else. It's on 20" x 16" paper.
I had done this pose a couple of times before in acrylic and oil with more planning and care; but seemed to have fun doing this one. I might even like it better! The second image is one of the previous renderings.
This 30" x 15" Acrylic Painting of Pablo Picasso in deep thought. It's on gallery wrap canvas with a final archival varnish, wired on the back and ready to hang
Expressionist acrylic painting that captures early morning moments, on a 1.5 deep wood cradle with sides painted black A final coat of archival acrylic varnish has been applied and this piece does not need to be framedl it's already wired on the back and ready to hang.
18" x 12" figurative painting created with Acrylic Pigments and block graphite. Artwork is on archival watercolor paper that has been bonded onto a 1.5 wood cradle with the sides painted black.
This is a collection of a new portrait series. They are small works (14" x 11" or 12" x 9") on paper that is then bonded to a wood cradle with the sides painted black. Each piece is coated with archival varnish for protection so they do not need framing. Ships wired on the back; ready to hang.
