Fruits and Flowers on 10″ x 8″ Canvas Paper
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Month: June 2018
Cheerful Cherries: 12″ x 9″ Oil on Panel
Progress shot–I tried to forget what I was painting and became lost in the moment. The background is always a fun experiment.
As you can see, I chose to leave some parts undefined and focus on just a section in the front.
Cheerful Cherries; 12″ x 9″ Oil on Panel
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Gestures: Still-life Oil Painting on Canvas paper
June 25th Demo: Still-life Oil Painting
I always try to do what is best for my painting and not worry too much about what I actually see.
Stillness: Oil on Canvas Paper
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In Time: Oil on 9″ x 12″ Panel
Underwater Garden: Oil on 16″ x 12″ Panel
I’m simply just drawn to water. As someone with a background in environmental science who lives near the coast, I appreciate coastal ecosystems and all the life and beauty it offers. This painting is special to me especially in a time when coral reef ecosystems are being threatened by the warming waters and increased CO2 emissions.
This painting is currently in Deep South Photopoint Gallery in Richmond Hill, GA for a juried art exhibition from June 28th until September 8th.
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Letters: Historical Portrait: Oil on 12″ x 16″ Oil on Wood
Finished up the final details of this piece using the Venice turpentine. I wanted to bring out the sentimentality of the person depicted.
Oil on 12″ x 16″ Wood
Charcoal Portrait Study-June 20th & Art Show in Atlanta, GA
Self-Portrait June 19th: Charcoal on 9″ x 12″ Paper
Here is another quick self-portrait done last night… There are so many intricacies in the face to learn!
I am also happy to announce my upcoming show in July. If you near the Atlanta area, please stop in!
Whispering Gardens: Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
18″ x 16″ Oil and Acrylic on Canvas
Inspired by the magic and beauty of Savannah, GA. The path lures you in while subtle colors brighten the senses!
Under painting Day 2: Historical Portrait: Letters: 12″ x 16″ Oil
The is the first layer of color. I want to make this portrait as sentimental as possible. I will be working on this some more tomorrow.
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