Watercolor on 300lb paper. Ada and Whitley’s calf.
Rocky
J.R.’s grand dog.
Lavender Lucidity
12×12″ Acrylic and collage on wood panel, framed in maple
Tennessee Valley Morning
18×18″, Acrylic on wood panel, framed
SOLD – Seaside Village
Seaside Village
$1100 -SOLD
36″ x 24″ Acrylic and collage on canvas panel, professionally framed
The Seaside Village painting has a sense of charm and memory with its naive and folk-like rendering of a set of buildings huddled together on a hillside next to a harbor.
Geometric forms and clearly defined edges define each building, distinguished further by variations in color and small details like doors and windows. A small red sailboat provides a point of interest and reinforces the coastal setting. The emphasis is on capturing the sense of a place.
The painting began as a brown paper bag collage that evolved into a landscape. Acrylic paint was applied thickly and handprinted papers added to the texture and somewhat unrestrained style.
Streets of Turin
Streets of Turin
$100
6″ x 12″ Acrylic and collage on wood panel
This small collage/painting integrates maps (Turin, Italy) with images of buildings with red tiled roofs evoking a memory of travel. It presents multiple viewpoints and layers of information simultaneously. The eye is drawn around the painting with text, paths, shadows and highlights. It invites exploration.
Curious Cat
Curious Cat
$350
20″ x 18″ Acrylic and Collage on Canvas
This painting captures a cat curiously exploring a garden setting. With it’s tail upright and ears perked, it is alert to something. The lush, overgrown grass doesn’t reveal where or what has captivated its attention.
The use of collage creates an abstract, textured surface while the color scheme feels natural and organic. The forms are somewhat loose and expressive, emphasizing feeling and atmosphere over precise detail.
The Runner
The Runner. Line Drawing 9″ X 12″
Oak Tree
oil on canvas, 11 x 14 inches
Palm Trees
oil on canvas, 32 x 12 inches
