Life After Death (New Abstract Conceptualist Painting in Pastel)
This painting is steeped in metaphor about the eternality of life and the only-ness of the now.
This painting is steeped in metaphor about the eternality of life and the only-ness of the now.
I love hiking in Huntington State Park late it the day in the autumn when the shadows are long.
This painting is metaphoric about the triumph of a good attitude, and beauty of a victorious overcoming.
My high school abstract art class did great with pastel! Check out their work!
Sometimes our friends pass on too soon. I painted this to help me realize the bright abstract future they face.
People wonder why I paint so differently than myself sometimes, so I explain that here.
Check out here some of the stellar work in this show.
This new process is not for me, but this painting came out of trying it.
Check out my photos from a beautiful day in New York City.
Check out my photos of this workshop. It was time well spent on many different levels.
On the way to our workshop we stopped by to see the Maine pastel exhibit, taking some photos for you to enjoy it as well.
– Soon I head off to my last workshop of the year. This time it is with pastel artist Jen Evenhus, and I’m looking forward to it. You can check out her work on this post, and here on her website. I love her loose, bold style, her vibrant color, her letting the underpainting shine … Read more
I tried a new technique of painting pastels into saturated, wet paper, and I’m in love with the process. It is so spontaneous and immediate, and perfect for abstract expressionism.
I love how this scene expresses both peace and power.
While I painted these five pastel paintings, our daughter stitched together a complex necklace of seed beads.
It was fun to paint again, to try and capture a bit of this beautiful place.
These are the plein air paintings I did while in Nova Scotia. They are stylized on purpose, if you are curious, but the colors really are not exaggerated.