Untitled 3 January 2016

Here's the first start at a move to get back to color mixing type of abstract.  I see a lot of this kind of art but I want to add in some of my own techniques to create interesting shapes during the mixing process as well as afterwards, adding in some shapes and modifications after paint has dried.

Contemplating Other Worlds

24 x 18 inches acrylic on canvas

Around the Pond

Can you see the bird and fishes? :) 24 x 18 acrylic on canvas.

Through My Heart

A fun color-mixing experiment!  This is 24 x 18 inches, acrylic on canvas.

Impressionist Landscape

16 x 20 inches acrylic on canvas. $125

Re-Ionization

A colorful abstract roughly based on the color change new galaxies undergo early in their formation. This painting won the "Most Creative" award at the Silicon Valley Food and Art Show in 2015. 30 x 40 inches oil on canvas.  $750

Fossils

This one is 18 x 24 inches.  I worked it over many times to get it to a point where I was satisfied with it.  Now I really like it and want to pursue more like this one.

oil on canvas

Rocket Ship

28 x 22 inches acrylic on canvas.

Shapes in Blue and Yellow

Overlapping shapes in Blue, Yellow, and Green.  

28 x 22 inches oil on canvas.  Sold.

Shapes in Primarily Yellow

Shapes in Primarily Yellow is just part of a series of 4 paintings that gave me time to practice hard edge abstraction, color mixing, and the use of oil and glykenol. 

28 x 22 inches on canvas.

Shapes in Yellow and Red

A series of 4 paintings where I'm just playing with the overlap of shapes and variations of two colors.   

28x22 inches, oil on canvas.

Re-Impact

The first impact failed to completely tear down the wall because the small yellow circle explosive was not triggered by the blue circle at impact.   So the big red circle is targeted to impact at the precise point to compress and ignite the explosive.  

20 x 16 acrylic on canvas.