INK AND WATERCOLOR 12″ X 9″
Intense negotiations are occurring. Some important decisions need to be made.
At this point there is no clue as to whether they will reach an agreement.
Venus is on the half shell.
INK AND WATERCOLOR 12″ X 9″
Intense negotiations are occurring. Some important decisions need to be made.
At this point there is no clue as to whether they will reach an agreement.
Venus is on the half shell.
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Filed under Abstract Art
It is wonderful to see the clouds recede. One can see the sun, the sky and the reflections that occur as night begins. I wanted to make a painting that captured the beauty the setting sun.
Filed under Abstract Art, New Work
I created a collage of some of the abstract paintings I made this January. I am happy that several will be going to good homes. Do you have a favorite?
Happy Ground Hog Day to all.
Filed under Abstract Art
Dervish SOLD
Mixed Media 6″ x 6″
The dancers are spinning around. It is a tribal ritual.
Day 28 of Leslie Saeta’s 30 in 30. Soon my abstracts will need to take a back seat to some more complex paintings I am working on.
I would love to get your feedback on my foray into the abstract.
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Maeshowe SOLD
Mixed Media 6″ x 6″
Maeshowe is a neolithic chamber cairn on the Mainland, Orkney, Scotland. We were fortunate enough to see many neolithic chambers while touring the Orkneys but we missed visiting one of my favorite distilleries, Highland Park, while in Kirkland.
The Maeshowe type of cairn is limited to Mainland, Orkney. On mid winters day the sun shines into it and can be seen via webcam here. You can also check out a beautiful photo of Maeshowe winter solstice light here. There is so much to see in the Orkneys~Skara Brae, the Ring of Brodgar, the Tomb of the Eagles, the Standing Stones of Stenness, and enormous stone circles as well as bronze age houses.
If you only click on one image, click on Tomb of the Eagles and you will see where my memory has taken me with this painting.
Filed under Abstract Art
Nebula $50
Mixed Media 6″ x 6″
The title feels fitting for this piece. I never thought I would love making abstract paintings as much as I do.
Filed under Abstract Art