Showing posts with label expressionist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label expressionist. Show all posts

Sunday, March 02, 2008

In the Heart of the Forest


The path leads into the forest. This is the first forest, the primeval forest that existed before humans. Here is where dreams lived before they found a home in the minds of slumbering humans. Myth and fairy tale call this enormous, dark and dangerous wood home...

This is not a new piece, but it has just been added to my Fine Art America page and is available for prints.

This is the edge of the first forest. What is hidden just on the other side of those trees. Unicorns, fairies, witches, nightmares? There is only one way to find out. Take a step inside and see for yourself...

You can view print options here at my Fine Art America page.




Saturday, April 28, 2007

Lilac Garden: Brooklyn Botanical Gardens

Lilac Garden, 36 x 36, acrylic on canvas, SOLD
After several weeks of diligent work, and a slight delay due to some virus that knocked me down, I finally completed a new landscape! This landscape comes from photos I took at the Brooklyn Botannical Society's lilac garden a few years ago. I was struck by the colors and the sunlight streaking between the lilac trees and turning the grass a brilliant yellow green. I had started this painting earlier in the year on a smaller canvas, but something wasn't connecting for me. So I put it aside and picked it back up again at the end of March, but this time started it on a large canvas. That seemed to be the solution. This painting, for me, is as much about space as it is color. I hope you enjoy it!

In regard to new work, I will be spending the month of May producing watercolor paintings on canvas and watercolor board. In addition to preparing existing work for upcoming shows and grant applications.

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