Feeling lucky? Black cats, yellow roses, spider webs, daggers, and… What kind of luck are we talking about here? Acrylic on canvas and done with a tattoo flare. Part of my Red Region series of paintings. You can click the image for a larger view of this painting.
Nothing much to say here. Take it as you will. It is acrylic on canvas (not stretched) If you click the image you can see a larger version.
Small Figure Study On Canvas This was a small (eight by ten inches) figure study I did recently. Not sure what I like about it, but something grooves with me so I thought I would share. Sometimes non planned out figure studies create images of interest even when they don’t come together as a free … Read more
Under the full moon Two angles nesting in the light of the full moon. The original painting is under 12 inches wide. This was a bit of personal art therapy I did back in 2003. It is acrylic on non-stretched canvas.
Stacked rocks According to some legends stick Indians are responsible for the stacked rocks we sometimes find on the coast and beaches of the Pacific northwest. These odd stacking of rocks are a puzzle. Why? Who? maybe we will never know. Here we have a wet, rocky beach of the pacific Northwest with stacked rocks … Read more
This is one possible future I suppose. The earth has tilted, Seattle mostly gone, an aurora borealis fills a clear night sky free of pollution, the needle bent and maybe ready to eventually fall. The trees have reclaimed and the stick Indians run loose. The art remains unchanged. Title = Stick Indians In Seattle Acrylic … Read more