Do you have intrusive thoughts? Have you been where you’re going?
acrylic, crayon & colored pencil on canvas, 36”x24”
Do you have intrusive thoughts? Have you been where you’re going?
acrylic, crayon & colored pencil on canvas, 36”x24”
I really wanted to see this depiction of an isolated cloud against a layered, tonal foundation finished off with a wash of pyrrole red. The painting is an attempt to convey a feeling, or a mood.
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Anomaly, !4”x11”, 2025
This painting was an exercise in constraints. I limited myself to oil paintsticks and oil pastels. It feels different from its acrylic counterpart, but I think this is all right.
acrylic on canvas, 11”x14”
First image: direct natural light
Second image: indirect natural light
Third image: indoor light
I’m proud of this painting because I took a lot of chances. I tried some things that didn’t work, but I didn’t give up on the piece. And I’m glad I didn’t because it came together. Thanks to my art group for telling me when it was done.
The first image below was taken with outdoor lighting. The second was taken with indoor lighting.
acrylic & gouache on canvas
12”x9”
First image: outdoor light
Second image: indoor light
There are things going on in space as I write this. It seems I can’t really stop thinking about that. I hope you enjoy my new painting, Escape Room.
The image below was taken in direct natural light.
acrylic on canvas, 11”x14”
First image: direct natural light
Second image: indirect natural light
Third image: indoor light
This image taken in indirect natural light.
This image taken in indoor light.
New work creating a path for 2025. Been working on canvas. Would like to do some large loose canvas pieces. It’s been a while since I’ve worked on anything bigger than 36”x36”.
Still working on canvas right now. I am pleased with how this turned out. I hope you like it, too.
Alone Now Is the Same as Alone Then is my first big effort in 2025. Space continues to be a lens through which I see so many universal themes. Spend some time in my galleries and other links to see what you think of my work: paintings, novels, poetry, playlists, photo series. Twenty-plus years of work. Listen here.