Too Tired to Sleep (Abstract Expressionist Painting in Pastel)
I had a blast doing this abstract expressionist painting. I like this one and caught the feeling perfectly.
I had a blast doing this abstract expressionist painting. I like this one and caught the feeling perfectly.
I poured my heart and a lifetime of experience into this one.
What a delight to have time to paint! Here are my two most recent abstract conceptualist paintings. Both are 12″x12″ and done in pastel.
Last night I had a one woman show opening of small, bright, affordable abstract works of mine in Byrd’s Books in Bethel, CT.
Here is the first of a series of yearly retrospectives of my artwork and shows. This summarizes my art in 2017.
I’ve started some experimental abstract pieces, of which these are the first two completed.
Here is my latest painting titled Chambers of the Heart. It is large: 36″x36″ and done in acrylic. This one feels more authentic to me than the ones I did in Vermont last week. I love this size and shape!
Here are my notes and photos from Clair Desjardin’s Expressions in Paint workshop at the Helen Day Art Center in Stowe, Vermont.
I made these three big paintings (36″x36″) in a worksop in Vermont last weekend.I don’t really like these; I was merely following the exercises and this is where that took me.
I enjoy my artist’s journal as a place to try out ideas and techniques. Here is what I’ve done in there recently.
I would like to promote abstract conceptualism for I believe that the mixture of metaphysical abstract thought required, together with the process of objectifying those non-material thoughts in a way they can be shared with others is a very healing process both for the artist and the viewer.
So many things at camp are about movement. All artists are about moving thought. In this exercise we were to get more of our body involved, moving it as a way to move others…
I had a great time doing these. I threw, spattered, and poured paint. It was especially fun to drop paint from a twelve foot height off a deck banister onto paper and watch it splat.
In this post you can see what July feels like to me, full of sun and water, cool evenings and dazzling night skies, with lots of overlapping, but restful activity.
My artist’s journal is a place to catch a quick idea, or try out ideas before investing time in paintings. Often it is simply a contemplative end in itself…
My one woman show has opened in the Essex, Connecticut Public Library this week. If you are in the area, check it out before the end of July! All the artwork is abstract, and includes both paintings and collages.