Showing posts with label oil on canvas paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label oil on canvas paper. Show all posts

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Clothesline Installation

This painting and a life drawing are in the Zipp Gallery show this month entitled "Clothesline Installation". Zipp Gallery is outside Santa Fe in a 200 year old adobe house. The concept of this show is that each piece of art had to fit in one of three sizes of zip lock bag and then all are hung on a clothesline running throughout the gallery.

Friday, July 23, 2010

Another Sunset Experience


After finishing the sunset painting, I took the resulting piles of paint and made this little abstract. A trick I learned from Suzanne Kelley Clark

Sunday, July 18, 2010

Sunset as Metaphor

I understand why sunsets are metaphors for "the end". But, in the words of that famous thinker Elle (Legally Blond), "I object!". Sunsets for me are a metaphor for exuberance, the outrageous joy of watching God paint a masterpiece every evening.

Tuesday, June 3, 2008

The Generosity of Water

As the weather heats up here in Dallas, I'm compelled to paint water, generous water.  This is a study that I'll develop into a larger painting with more detail.  I'm beginning a new series that I think I'll entitle "The Generosity of Water".