This painting is an acrylic 12x12. It is painted on canvas . It has some ink lines. It took a while to paint this one and has many layers, but I finally got it the way I wanted.
This article appeared in the Asheville Citizen on Friday announcing a demo that I will do tomorrow at the Swain Co. Center for the Arts in Bryson City,NC. I will demo some of my favorite techniques for using watermedia.Will report on how it goes because watermedia paintings are unpredictable.That is the fun and challenge of it.
This painting is in a 16x20 frame in natural wood. I have decided to change the way I was showing it which was vertical.This way the feeling is of a very bright sunny day with some remembrance of flowers now only vaguely in the memory. Reminds of my travels on the Caribbean Islands.
This little painting reminds me of Toulouse Lautrec's women and thus the name. It is a watermedia. Seems like the lady is having fun. Measurements are 12x10.
I continue my life time fascination with the ocean after having lived on an island for some years. This work is small, 12x8. I have used my favorite method which is multimedia and pouring with background in wet in wet. It creates excitement. My other love other than painting is music and I think the movement I create by splattering reflects this inner life. Good for you Jackson Pollock you gave us the splatter.