Three Abstract Paintings in Acrylic
Here are some recent paintings that I’ve done in acrylic. The two below are 24” x 36”, and the one above is 16” x 24”.
Here are some recent paintings that I’ve done in acrylic. The two below are 24” x 36”, and the one above is 16” x 24”.
Here is a new painting of mine titled The Iguana’s Grotto. It is 16″ x 20″ and done in acrylic…
This abstract painting titled “Locomotion” explores the idea that we have superimposed manmade speed and noise over the natural landscape, and while bright and engaging in its own way, the native beauty it rushes past becomes obscured. Are we on a runaway train with very little view from the window? This painting was done … Read more
I made these two abstract paintings over the holidays. They are both 18” x 24” and are done in acrylic. The top one is titled Colloquium, the bottom one is titled Bass Note.
I’m not totally thrilled with these, but I share them as stepping stones in my process. I tried out some new ideas here, some of which worked and I’ll explore further, and some of which I’ll let drop. I am in an expansively experimental phase in my artwork and have a zillon ideas I want … Read more
This abstract artist has a show in New York City at the Allan Stone Gallery from now until July 29th, and I thought if you happened to be in New York City in the next six weeks, might want to catch this show. It spans 30 years of Robert Baribeau’s work. These works are considered … Read more
– Here is today’s abstract painting in acrylic with eleven details shown below. – (Prints of the work are available here)
This is the new large painting I finished today. It is done in acrylic on a 28 x 36 inch stretched canvas. Enjoy!
I painted this late into the night last night (this morning.) It is Amen-Ra, the Pharaoh in Ancient Egypt that thought of himself as the Sun God. Enjoy!
I painted this yesterday and am quite pleased with it. I hope you like it too!
Today I dropped off these two new paintings of mine for sale in the Ridgefield Guild of Artists’ “Holiday Home” show. For each painting of a 6×6 stenciled cup donated to the Guild as a fundraiser, an artist is able to submit one painting to be shown in the gallery for sale. See my abstracted … Read more
I painted this today. The horizontal orientation is how I painted it, but after the fact, I thought it could go vertical as well (see below). It is bigger than usual for me, painted in acrylic on a stretched canvas 24” x 36”. It is also a little more angular than my usual more fluid … Read more
A photo of the full painting is below. The rest of the photos are close-up shots of details. What I liked most about this painting (besides that it was fun to do!) was all the paintings within it, so enjoy the details as well, as actual compositions in themselves.
I read somewhere that effective abstract art should work from all directions. I had to move this around enough while working on it to get the arcs right that I have come to the conclusion that the rule holds true in this case at least. Look at the same painting rotated below; each has … Read more