The Devine Nelumbonaceae di·vine1 /dəˈvīn/ adjective1. of, from, or like God or a god / goddess – holy devine worship.2. INFORMAL = excellent; delightful. Nelumbonaceae or better known as ‘The Sacred Lotus’ is a mysterious flower to be sure.Very few plants have as much symbolism and mythology attached to them.Many Eastern philosophies/religions/myths look at it […]
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The Devine Nelumbonaceae Leave a comment
Emotive Sensatory Fusion Leave a comment
With Emotive Sensatory Fusion I had the desire to depict a deep physical, mental, and emotional connection between soul lovers.
Developing Triumvirate Leave a comment
Developing Triumvirate is the title of this one. It measures 16″ high x 20″ wide. Acrylic on canvas. You can get prints of this painting HERE. A remixed version can be found HERE which I am actually not sure I liked at second look. When I completed it I felt satisfied, but looking later I […]
Numinous Conformation Leave a comment
This one took a while. Frigg’n honeycomb… ugh. I also lost the feeling I was working with mid-way on the thing because of other non-art distractions messing with my brain. That caused a bit of a break because it was important for me to have the proper feeling represented. Gotta feel it to make it […]
Relished Leave a comment
Acrylic on canvas measuring 20″ wide x 16″ high. Title Relished. You can get prints of this painting HERE. You can see (and get prints of) a digital remix of this painting HERE.
Impromptu baptism of the vestally reserved Leave a comment
Impromptu baptism of the vestally reserved is the title of this one. I painted it really fast while the hand of inspiration held me. It is an acrylic on canvas painting measuring 18″ wide x 24″ high. Salaciousness and passion can overwhelm the logical mind sometimes and lead to extemporaneous actions between people. These times […]
Infusing The Ensconced Leave a comment
I have titled this one Infusing The Ensconced, but my working title was CIB which is a little funny inside joke. Feel free to guess as to it’s meaning. It made me smile and was a wonderful humorous working title for this painting. Like my other paintings in the Two moons painting series I was […]
