6" x 8" (15.3cm x 20.3cm), acrylic on canvas board, framed
$75 USD
I saw this scene one morning while on vacation in San Francisco. The markets in Chinatown are so alive with colors, shapes, people, exotic foods and exotic smells!
May 31, 2008
May 26, 2008
May 19, 2008
Lakeside
May 18, 2008
Chicago El
May 13, 2008
Tucked Away
May 11, 2008
May 10, 2008
Not Yet
6" x 8" (15.3cm x 20.3cm), oil on canvas board
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This hazy summer scene is unfortunately becoming less common in the region where I live due to "suburban sprawl". Hopefully this lush country field won't be littered with "McMansions" in 10 years...they seem to be popping up like mushrooms. Maybe that's why I felt the need to capture this unspoiled scene while I could!
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This hazy summer scene is unfortunately becoming less common in the region where I live due to "suburban sprawl". Hopefully this lush country field won't be littered with "McMansions" in 10 years...they seem to be popping up like mushrooms. Maybe that's why I felt the need to capture this unspoiled scene while I could!
May 9, 2008
May 6, 2008
Roadside Beauties
May 4, 2008
Tree of Life
48" x 48", oil on canvas
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Just finished this commissioned painting based on the "tree of life" concept. It took a couple of weeks to complete. I'm really thankful for this suggestion because it's a subject I probably wouldn't have thought of on my own. I like the idea of showing the seen and the unseen parts of the tree together so you see the whole organism as a living entity. And because I love the abstract lines and shape of trees this design works both from a composition/design point of view and as a metaphor for all life on Earth. This was commissioned for a newly engaged couple who share my passion for nature and the environment, which makes this piece very special to me...(did you spot the two little birds?)
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Just finished this commissioned painting based on the "tree of life" concept. It took a couple of weeks to complete. I'm really thankful for this suggestion because it's a subject I probably wouldn't have thought of on my own. I like the idea of showing the seen and the unseen parts of the tree together so you see the whole organism as a living entity. And because I love the abstract lines and shape of trees this design works both from a composition/design point of view and as a metaphor for all life on Earth. This was commissioned for a newly engaged couple who share my passion for nature and the environment, which makes this piece very special to me...(did you spot the two little birds?)
May 3, 2008
August Afternoon
May 1, 2008
A Place To Call His Own
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