I painted this landscape from a photo I took when I visited a state park in Sioux Falls, SD.

The sky that day was an incredibly vivid blue.

This work [...]]]> I have posted a couple of new pieces in the Acrylic gallery. The first work is older, and the second was finished about a month or two ago.

I painted this landscape from a photo I took when I visited a state park in Sioux Falls, SD.

The sky that day was an incredibly vivid blue.

This work is 16″ by 20″.

The other work I added is the most recent. It is an abstract in my ‘drip’ style.  I call it ‘Flower’.

I painted this by starting with a black base and overlapping thin layers of paint that I poured on the canvas.  After this step, it looked a little lacking, so I painted a sketchy flower over the top with silver paint, giving it a graffiti style.  I love the sheen of metallic paint   .

This is the largest work I have done to date measuring in at 30″ x 30″

I  have some water color/ink pieces that are completed that I need to get scanned and posted. I also have a couple more works in progress that will hopefully be completed soon and posted shortly after.  One of these works is an acrylic triptych, I pained some abstract shapes with metallic silver bubbles.  I have a little clean-up work to do on that piece before I can photograph and post it.  The second work in progress I have is a complete abstraction.  I used some left over paint on a smaller canvas (16″ x 20″) in my ‘drip’ style.  It looks really interesting, I can’t decide top from bottom, or if I am done with it yet.  I have one more work in progress as well.  I started it years ago, and it seemed lacking.  I finally figured out how to fix it up.  This particular piece is kinda girly with butterflies and flowers.  I may not be able to get much work done for a little while.  My studio space in unavailable at the moment, but I should have a workspace again in the near future.

I am still working on the online store and making decisions on that as well.  If you are interested in any of the pieces in the gallery, please e-mail me any questions.