
My Sedona Loosen Up Workshop, May 24-28 features all my Loosen Up techniques and favorite color combinations.
Many of my early paintings were a single subject inspired while buying fruits and vegetables from our local farmers’ market. I just had to paint them one by one. My favorite single paintings were pears, avocados, bananas, navel oranges, cantaloupes, celery, zucchini and eggplants. In fact, my first gallery giclée was titled “Farmers’ Market.” Twenty years later. I still practice painting the single subject everyday in my morning warmups. It’s a great way to get started!
This pear painting was created with splashing colors, alcohol and CitraSolv-treated tissue paper collage.
Much of my new work is looser, more suggestive and painted with a specific limited palette of colors. My painting themes tend to either be a single subject - like a pear or a storytelling tale from personal stuff - like circus, magic, landscapes and dreams.
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what a wonderful exhibition, all in this pictures are so cool, the colors, and shapes, in our country we enjoyed a special exhibition named "xlpharmacy", I recommend you to take a look.
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