I have three new works recently photographed and now posted on the website. They are diverse in their style and in some ways are experimental. I will comment briefly on each one.
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Faces of Impressionism exhibit at the Kimbell
At the end of January, I attended the last weekend of the exhibit Faces of Impressionism at the renown Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth. As an impressionist follower early in my career as a sports artist, I thought I would share my review and take. For those curious, I still create sports art in a more modern interpretation of the early masters. You can visit my sister site www. Customsportsart.com. Below is one of my paintings below. So let's move on with the exhibit thoughts and how these artists influence me, even doing my abstract works today.
Read MoreAcrylic Panels: How they are assembled to a final presentation
I sometimes get clients asking me how the artwork is assembled in a suspended "glass" hanging presentation. After all, the viewer is peering through a 1/4" of clear acrylic to the painting on the backside. Its a logical question from a durability and archival perspective.
Read MoreFebruary New Art!
I have 3 new pieces- all quite different I will be getting photographed and posted soon on the website. Below is a quick snapshot.
Read MorePositive and Negative Space in Abstract Art
Have you ever marveled at a black and white photograph? Did it captivate you and present a mood and setting? We all appreciate the work of Ansel Adams as an example.
An important element B&W photographers are keenly aware of in their composition is the use of positive and negative space. This is equally important to artists creating contemporary works and to art lovers & collectors trying to define why they like or dislike a piece. In this post, I will look at this from my artist perspective and you will learn its importance to me and other art you come across to appreciate but can't always put your finger on why....
Read MoreJourney as an artist...
I appreciate you reading this excerpt about me as an artist as much as viewing my artwork. I am always interested in follower comments about my paintings as I am curious what others see and how they interpret the work. As every person is uniquely created, listening to their perspective tells me a lot about who they are as a person. I am fond of saying that I produce art not only for my intellectual satisfaction but equally to share a common chord with someone. What I wish to convey is a sketch to a much bigger painting, to borrow a metaphor. And so it begins…
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