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I have always lived on or near water and I love the endless patterns that it creates.
These paintings are an attempt to work with such patterns.
I think of this as my fluid style.
This starts from the popular acrylic pour technique.
However, I use multiple, small pours, bounding the paint and moving it with brushes and other tools.
I have created my own brushes to help accomplish this.
In some paintings I also pour a mix of paint onto glass to form a skin and attach it to the surface.
Place the cursor over a picture to see a zoomed view. The paintings that use
metallics are difficult to see properly in a photo. You can click on those to
see a brief animation with moving light. Unfortunately, this still isn't as good
as seeing the painting in person.
Note that any nudity in these paintings has been "airbrushed" out
to make this a "PG" site. You can see the originals on Instagram.
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Tarifa Golden Hour
Swirling sea and sky
Golden hour does not soften
Solo steadfast soul
Fluid technique & sponge
24" x 24"
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Vancouver 3-Scape
Landscape + Waterscape + Cloudscape
20" x 16"
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Moonset 3-Scape
20" x 16"
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3 Hills 3-Scape
20" x 16" WIP
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Mount Fuji - View 888
Fluid effects from multiple pour skins.
Inspired by Nancy Reyner.
10" x 8"
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Papagayo
Fluid effects from multiple pour skins.
10" x 8"
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Seascape
Multiple layers of metalics and translucent effects.
10" x 10"
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