"I celebrate the unexpected, the unplanned, and the joy of embracing serendipity in art."
Common wisdom tells artists to work on developing a definitive style... a brand, but at this point in my journey I love experimenting ... Somedays it's all about abstract brights - and others it's about creating soothing pleasing landscapes.
Variety as they say is the spice of life and what I think keeps my painting "fresh"
At this stage in my artistic endevours, I like to call my paintings "Happy Accidents"
Maybe you might like some of them too.
Styles
Abstracts
These were early experiments, exploring colour and form and became the backdrop for all my covid zoom meetings with television networks and the production office. Overtime these developed into one of my favourite styles of painting
Impressionist 'Masters' tributes
If I could emulate any painter it would be the impressionists: Van Gogh & Monet. When I'm feeling brave I try to recreate some of their works (but I leave out the really hard parts like people) These paintings have me day dreaming about a simpler life... and they're fun!
The Brights
BOLD BOLD BOLD This acrylic epoxied series is all about: 'in your face' colours achieving peaceful harmony . Waaaaay harder than it looks. Many a canvas's has sacrificed its life to the dumpster....only the Happy Accidents survived.
Landscapes
I like to call these 'Comforting abstract landscapes.' The kind of painting that quietly says - pretty, yet doesn't scream for attention. Personally Landscapes are my favourites they can create such a mood - but boy are they tough to get right!