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"To serve not to be served"
   Pen and ink  8x10

"Inferno"

Mixed Media 22X30

 

March of the fire ants

Mixed Media 22X30

"Cruciform 2"

Mixed Media 22X30

"Do you hear me now?"

Acrylic 22X30
 

Untitled

Mixed Media 22X30

"Climb into the grid"

Mixed Media 22X30

City lights Show

Mixed Media 22X30

"Il Seniore" 

Initial pencil sketch for an aquatint print (limited edition) & WC 

"Flowering cacti"

Pen & Ink 12X12"

 "Big ears"

Pen & Ink

"Bursting buds"

Pen & Ink 12X12"

Linocut Print

(available in sepia or B&W) limited edition

"Cups and saucers"

Pen & Ink 12X12"

"Katie with a crocheted halter top" Pencil  8x12

"Bella"

Pencil 12x16  

       

Light is the paintbrush that brings objects to life.  I have always been fascinated by the way light defines an object or a space.  Our brain reads the images that light defines for us and translates it into a language read by our imaginations and our hearts.  In my artwork, I use light to bring an image to life on a flat surface.  I start with a basic reading of the colors for my shapes and composition.   Once I am satisfied with the basics, the real fun begins for me. I start to add the shadows and the highlights. This is what brings a painting to life. Whether I am working with watercolor or acrylic, I proceed in the same way, layering on wash after wash to create the depth I see in my minds eye.  I use light to give almost three dimensional forms to the shapes I paint.

When painting non-objectively, I create a world of shape, light, and color waiting to be explored. The captured light defines spatial relationships in subtle ways. I want to be able to feel like I could climb into my painting and follow the path of light from surface to surface within the boundaries of the canvas or paper. What is close and what is far away?  Follow the light and you find your way into the heart of the world I have created.

A painting should give you pleasure every time you gaze upon it. And every time you give yourself over to the journey, you should find something else to delight you

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