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Thursday, June 19, 2025
Monday, May 19, 2025
The image above was done for the Brush on the Bluff event. It is a 30x40 acrylic painting on canvas 3/4 inch deep To Bid Online GoTo:https://givebutter.com/c/brushonthebluff2025/ Auction Inquiries: https://www.friendsofthebluff.org/contact Bidding ends at 8 p.m. June 6, 2025
The painting is just a little lighter then it appears... This Auction has ended...
Saturday, April 26, 2025
I will be participating in the Brush on The Bluff event at the Polly Judd park in Spokane WA May 17th 2025. This is a large outdoor event with over 30 professional artists doing live plein air painting. If you are in the area be sure to attend! The event is Free. Those that attend are able to view the art being created and can bid on the art and the proceeds go towards preservation of the park and the natural area surrounding the park. You can also bid on the art online. So if you live nearby or are visiting the area this is a nice event to attend and maybe pick up an art piece and support a good cause. There will be over 30 artists attending. And there will be vendors with food, and activities for the kids. The art will be hung in the Spokane Art School Gallery May 24th Saturday from 3 to 8 p.m. for viewing.
https://www.friendsofthebluff.org/brushonthebluff
Saturday, March 1, 2025
Today is March 1st 2025... As I mentioned in an earlier post... I had been in a flames and fire mood... I do not know why... It was a few months before the Los Angeles fires... But they turned out pretty cool... They are both done on a 24x36 canvas... All works of course are copyrighted and are originals done by me.
This one I call "Burning Desire" It is a 24x36 acrylic on canvas with a depth of 1 1/2 inches
New Artwork Finished! I am keeping busy in my studio... I have many more examples of work that I have completed in the last year... The largest is 36x48.
Today is March 1st 2025 and I am updating my art posts. Here are some new pieces that I recently finished. The lake and mountain one is a an acrylic on a 30x40 canvas. I did this one in a more impressionistic style... I used brushes and palette knives. The others are also in acrylics.
The next one is more a traditional landscape. This is an original done in acrylics on canvas size 24x30 with a depth of 1 1/2 inches.
Friday, January 10, 2025
This is my latest update. I have been really working hard on my art. I find it is really fun and challenging. I have always been the type to not be afraid to be bold and try new things. I have been trying abstract art for the last year and I have been developing a style. I love to put feeling and emotion into my paintings. Sometimes the content is met with odd stares and shock. That's fine with me. What is the point of art if it is boring? But so far the feedback on my Facebook page has been wonderful! People love it! So that is great! It is always good to always be developing your skill set as an artist. And I really don't follow trends so I paint what I like and what feels right for me... I started with small formats and now I am up to painting in acrylics on large formats like a 36 x 48 wrapped canvas. The latest one I did is a vibrant fiery composition with depth and texture. I have entered a few of my pieces on the art site FASO. I will be uploading some of my better pieces soon to there. I entered on of my pieces I call "Burning Desire". It is a fiery scene with flaming red and what looks like a burning forest.
Don't ask me why but my last three paintings in the last couple months have been a fire theme with burning woods, etc. and a real apocalyptic atmosphere with visions of red, and blood and destruction. Then of course the L.A. fires happened. This is not the first time I had a vision/ideas of something in my head and then the next thing I know I see it happen on t.v. or somewhere else? Really weird. So if you want to go see my latest entry on FASO go take a peak. It is really unique. People seem to really like it a lot I am building my portfolio so I can enter them, hopefully, into a jury'd art show. I still do more traditional art off and on as it is fun too... I did an evening piece based on the scenery of the Washington Palouse. Rolling hills with a river and with the moon casting a luminous light across the hills and water and with a starry night sky. I think it turned out really pretty! I have gotten great feedback on that piece.
Well cheers for now and look at some of my newer pieces on FASO. I am hoping in the near future to get a website set up there so I can display my work better. Cheers!