I Got an Honorable Mention in this Pastel Society Show
It was good to see everyone again after two years!
It was good to see everyone again after two years!
Here is is my hideout in the woods, with the sun streaming in, surrounded by vibrancy, color, and all of nature singing.
This painting brings my structural engineering into play, I suppose, but this idea is not only important physically, but metaphorically as well.
If you wish to buy the painting For Ukraine, I will contribute the money to Ukrainian refugee relief.
The strong contrast, the interesting broken line mark making, and the diagonal design element bringing energy to the piece, all make it resonate.
The idea of restricting the quantity of strokes is to curb detail, go for only the more abstract essence of the scene, and to avoid over working it.
This time I painted everything but the featured rock in cool colors in order to emphasize the awesome rock formation in warm colors.
I loved the complimentary colors at play during the golden hour in this beautiful spot; the light, the seaweed and the rocks are endlessly fascinating.
Settle in, and I’ll inundate you with ideas and images. Hopefully, it will teach you to understand and appreciate abstract art in new, fresh ways.
This is the first of a yearly series I am undertaking to depict where we stand in the climate change saga.
It’s a privilege to be in this prestigious show.
Sometimes we are in the weeds and we need to look up and out, beyond where we are, and start moving uphill.
The Enduring Brilliance Show is one of the top shows of the year for pastellists.
I am honored to have my work juried into this international show.
I was particularly attracted to this tree’s redness and the textural roughness of it bark, as well as its one-sided woven branches.
I painted next to this rushing stream the whole day our daughter climbed the mountain…
I was fascinated with the abstract quality of all this this texture on the tree bark, and I painted it larger than life to draw attention to what is too often overlooked or ignored.