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Acrylic on gessoboard - 24 x 6 in - 2016
There is a “forest” of cholla in my neighborhood, and they produce all kinds of fascinating blooms, usually yellow, but sometimes magenta. I didn’t want to limit myself to painting just one plant or set of flowers any more than I wanted to limit myself to looking at just one! So, I decided to include many in this painting.
I used acrylic paint on gesso board. After lightly sketching the composition on the surface, I first laid down a black background (although I normally use lighter backgrounds, I felt a black background would best bring out the various shapes). I then went back and worked on the flowers followed by the fine details, including the subtle white lines within the black shadows.
$1,500.00
Acrylic on canvas - 24 x 30 in - 2016 In this piece, I tried a new approach to depicting my beloved prickly pear cacti, likely inspired by the fact that these didn’t grow near my...
$475.00
Acrylic on gessoboard - 12 x 16 in - 2014 I was surprised when our crabapple and apple trees self-hybridized. Did you know that they are able do that? I didn’t until...
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Acrylic on canvas - 10 x 30 in - 2013 What’s not to love about hummingbirds? I enjoy their energy and agility- the way they seem to effortlessly dip, dive,...