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Monday, February 12, 2018

Day 12: 30 Days - 30 Paintings - Feb. 2018

Gold Leaf Canyon

This painting contains a good deal of gold leaf and therefore has shiny components that unfortunately do not photograph well.   I prize the traditional combination of Venetian Red Gesso and Gold Leaf - and then using it in an abstract composition.  I worked with the design elements off and on for a few weeks until producing this - with which I am pleased.

I hope you enjoy it as well!

Gold Leaf Canyon
12" x 12" acrylic and gold leaf on canvas

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Monday, September 19, 2016

Day 19: 30 Days - 30 Paintings - Sept. 2016

It's Complicated

So - it's complicated.  This piece has numerous transparent layers and intricacies when viewed closely.  It is painted on a heavy, gessoed Indian rag watercolor paper - which is then adhered to a 12" x 24" canvas - painted with a base of Venetian Red gesso.  I told you it was complicated...:o)
Enjoy exploring  the multidimensional aspects of the painting!


It's Complicated
12" x 24"
acrylic mixed media on paper and canvas

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Saturday, June 11, 2016

More Arizona Inspired Art Work

Sedona - Chapel of the Holy Cross

This commissioned piece held great heart-felt significance to the person who commissioned it. As the artist, I felt very strongly directed from an inner source with each brushstroke and choice of color.  It was a very beautiful and calming experience.  Artists often talk of 'being in the zone' while creating.  With this piece I was not only in the zone, but also felt as if I were lovingly inspired throughout.  It is what I refer to as the divinity of creation. 

View the painting here:
24" X 18"Acrylic on Canvas


The side view shows the deep cradled edges which were painted with a Venetian Red Gesso to visually reiterate the red of the rocks in the painting.  
View it here:

24" X 18"Acrylic on Canvas



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