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Friday, October 5, 2012

Dirty Harry. Psychedelic portraits.


Clint Eastwood, portrait
20" x 24"
Dirty Harry 

psychedelic portraits

psychedelic portraits

I have decided to put together a series of gallery wrapped canvass surreal / psychedelic portraits, to try to get a gallery show of my own. 

This is the first recognizable face to come, I will try to have 8-10 together by 2013, Dirty Harry (Clint Eastwood) has been and will always be a big influence and memory to me. Clint is about as recognizable a face as they come, even when twisted and warped through my eyes and painting. That alone is what made him my first choice! Besides which who can resist such a power image?

Dirty Harry is painted on 20” X 24” gallery wrap canvass; the paint of choice was acrylic and is definitely many layers! The painting was varnished with UVLS polymer varnish and then a matte clear to reduce the gloss for viewing.

Price - $13 500.00 USA 
Shipping - $55.00 USA

Sunday, September 9, 2012

I've been accepted. Arts of the Terrace


I feel lucky, I just started painting again in the last two years and am trying to get my skills back. I created a painting titles "Flying home" and submitted in to the 34 annual Arts of the Terrace show and was chosen by jury to have this painting shown September 29 through October 7. It would be great to see all of you in the northwest come to the event and show your support for the arts. 

This painting was done in acrylic on Masonite, it started with stone ground base and water color style technique. It was then built up using layers of gel and paint, vertical brush strokes were left to give an almost wood grain look. I wanted to combine modern technique with the look of old beach art; yup it is a summer painting! 

Friday, September 7, 2012

Painting. Flying home.


painting, Seattle artists
Flying home 8x10


Art of the Terrace 2012 

Flying home

This was created as a submission to the “Arts of the Terrace show”, my first show attenpt in many years.

This was done on pine boxed 8” X 10”masonite, to get the near water color wet look the masonite was gessoed. Then coated in layers of absorband ground with intentional brush streaks to get the feel of wood. The colors are acryllic using various techniques and layers. I wanted to capture the feel of old beach art and the colors that living by the sea provide.