I love the colors in this geologic abstract. Can colors be muted and vibrant at the same time? I think these are. Sides are painted black. Framing is optional.
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This painting has heavily textured poppy forms and a variety of surface treatments including art papers, acrylic medium, and metal leafing. It is framed in a black, canvas floater wood frame.
36"x24" Acrylic on Canvas/Available Click HERE for pricing.
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This is another of my tree collage pieces I did as a demo at a recent workshop. The colors are super saturated and bright. The use of complimentary reds and greens contributes to the vibrant color scheme. 9"x12"x.75" Mixed Media on Panel $300 Click HERE to purchase.
This is an original print laminated onto a board and framed in a barn wood frame. The image is from a dream I had about the time my father moved our house on a flatbed truck to our ranch. In the dream I'm balancing on the roof of the house as he pulls it.
The messages I've added around the images says: As you move through the journey called Life, don't forget to dance under the stars.
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As much as I enjoy traveling to urban cultural areas, I’m forever infatuated with the dry, sunny vistas of the Western Landscape. The clear air provides defined horizons across vast distances without buildings or humans.
This is another in my geologic abstract series. I don't often feature green in my work, but I like how all these green shades turned out. I used an ammonite stencil and fiber paste for the ammonite forms.
12"x12"x.75" Acrylic on Panel/available
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Steering clear of extremes. In Chan Buddhism the Middle Way describes the realization of being free of the one-sidedness of perspective that takes the extremes of any polarity as objective reality.
24"x24"x.75" Acrylic on Cradled Panel-Available ClickHERE for purchase info.
I started this painting as a collage with several pieces of colored paper glued in place on the wood panel. Somewhere along the way, some poppy forms appeared. I painted in more of them to make a pleasing composition. Some of the existing papers were painted over, but I could still see the edges of these papers, so I decided to emphasize these edges with black lines. That's why the resulting painting has a feeling of stained glass.
Did you know I used to have a stained-glass studio? I don't do stained-glass anymore, but I still consider it one of the most beautiful mediums. Maybe that art form lingers in my creative subconscious because black lines appear in a lot of my work.
This painting is part of my new series "Luminous Dimensions"
Considering this image, which evolved over a couple days in the studio, I wrote: "Sometimes it seems there are multiple dimensions to every moment. As I focus on one aspect, I know there is so much more available... if I could just tune in."
I also believe that if a painting communicates something to someone, the feelings, the stories and the messages received, will be as diverse as is my audience.
Framed in a gold floater frame.
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In 1976, I took the only painting class Texas A and M. offered. It was in the home economics department, and fortunately, it was taught by a very interesting instructor with strong credentials.
One of our projects involved abstracting subject matter, much like Picasso and Braque in their Cubistic era. I designed several large paintings with vertical implied lines that shifted value and color and created an uplifting element connecting the top and bottom. Like a shaft of sunlight fragmenting the horizon or the solidity of a skyscraper, I’m still fascinated by imposing these disruptions.
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