Jealousy was juried into the
current Rocky Mountain National Watermedia 2008 show at the Foothills Art
Center in Golden, Colorado September 8 - November 2.
Two Circles
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
36"
Gladiolus
Acrylic Collage on Wood 36" x
48"
Reverse Newspaper Collage
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
48"
Four Vases
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x 48"
And the dog says, "He went that-a way."
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
36"
Stained Glass
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
48"
Four White Roses
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
48"
Turner
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
48"
Patchwork
Acrylic on PAPER 22" x
30"
Geisha
Acrylic on CANVAS 48" x
36"
Spooked
Acrylic on Wood board 24" x
24"
A River Runs Thru
Acrylic on CANVAS 48" x
36"
Mountain Flowers
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
48"
Abstract 13
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
48"
Abstract 15
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
48"
Fall Stream
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x
48"
Abstract 4
Acrylic on Paper 22" x
30"
HARPIST
Acrylic on CANVAS 24" x 30"
Poem: The Harpist
ELDORADO SPRINGS ABSTRACT
Acrylic on CANVAS 36" x 40"
MAN AND RED POT
Acrylic on masonite 24" x 30"
Creative inspiration comes from within and without. Some artists will throw paint on a canvas to get the conversation going. This painting was begun this way. The shapes on the canvas take on an independent existence and speak to the creator. They set new
requirements. Anyone who is involved in a creative project must be aware of the external conditions in which he or she creates.
The artist has to be aware of the negative shapes (the white space) as well as the positive shapes (the colored space). Both need to be interesting shapes. In this picture the negative spaces flow into the positive spaces integrating the object with the
background. Changing boundaries is a key concept in creative functioning.
NOT FOR SALE