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oil and bees wax painting

doing self portraits for art, got a little creative.. need to reduce the glow.

The graphic impulse.

My words are carried away...

I talk to the wind,

and the wind does not hear,

and the wind cannot hear...

Sometimes making art is like taking a leap of faith... in this case it's having faith in my materials: a largish canvas, a limited pallet of acrylic paints, some well loved brushes, water and varnish... throw them altogether with time and patience... the technique on this and most of my newer work is a longer process of building-up very thin and often watery layers... allowing the paint to flow as it wants and then loving the natural movements in the work. I really enjoyed making this one!

I was living in Australia when Brett Whiteley died and was thinking of him when I tried to come up with a name for this yarn.

223 yds aran weight merino wool

4 skeins available

Almost the Jackson Pollack of tagged walls.

From my garden. We don´t really have low temp in winter but just a few days ago we were hit by a freezing front, that actually killed all this!

20" x 16"

acrylic on canvas board

Acrylic paint, textured acrylic undercoat & oil pastle on canvas. Summer 2011.

A truly tail-ented artist, Beaufere works in acrylics and draws his inspiration from dog food. When a favorite brand puts him in a good mood, his waggish sense of fun creates these marvelous canvases.

Central Park

New York, NY

October 2007

My attempt at haptic-expressionism - is the glass half full or half empty - or is it not there at all?

Acrylic on canvas. Multilayers and wiped off. Used brush, paper towel, and pouring.

Oil on Cavas