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Acrylic mixed media and collage on cradled wood board, 12 x 12 in.
I started scraping and some areas just fell away. The rest that remained was much more stable.
Acrylic and charcoal on cradled wood, 12 x 12 in.
Im trying to make peace with the color purple in this experimental Mixed Media.
Acrylic and charcoal on cradled wood, 12 x 12 in.
Experiment with different approach and different techniques
Two small studies of Acrylic Mixed Media (acrylics, pencil, pastel) on paper, 11x15 in.
Quick, intuitive paint application in a limited palette with spontaneous mark making, I was trying to just be in the moment and going with what happened on the paper.
Acrylic on cradled wood, 12x12 in.
I’m side-tracked all the time and can’t stick with anything. Even when my face is not behind several masks and face shields, my mind seems to still be stuck there. But hey, at least I’m painting something.
Acrylic Mixed Media on canvas, 20x24 in.
This piece is an emotional response to the day we lost one of the most amazing people of our time to the violence of a police regime, Steve Biko.
Acrylic Mixed Media (Acrylics, Woodie Pencil, Art Graf) on canvas, 20x24 in.
A big ‘thank you’ goes out to Tom Waits who made this painting possible :)
The objective was to only use lines in all their forms and shapes in a monochrome Study.
Acrylic Mixed Media on paper, 10x10 in.
Acrylics on canvas, 20x24 in.
Indistinguishable. Hazy. Distorted reflections of things you cannot see. And the only trail of breadcrumbs guiding you on your way is a thin red line through the mist.
Acrylics on canvas, 20x24 in.
This is a movement study of a model’s dancing moves. The model’s name is Egypt. So there isn’t some sort of subliminal message in the title, although it does sound pretty cool.
Mixed Media (acrylic, charcoal, pastel) on canvas, 30x30 in.
Generally, I think the most important thing about any image is contrast. But then there are those days when it’s about nothing else but depth.