Untitled 0.2
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This is my official "first painting". I knew I wanted to paint on canvas paper and ultimately frame it.…
See the processI began painting in June 2014 and worked through forty canvases by October. I photographed each one as it developed and wrote down what I was after — the reading behind it, the color decisions, what the piece was trying to hold.
This is that record, in order.
This is my official "first painting". I knew I wanted to paint on canvas paper and ultimately frame it.…
See the processAfter working on my first oil on glass painting, I was really inspired to plan and begin another.…
See the processI'm drawn to yellow in paintings. It is a strong color with lots of connection to life and growth.…
See the processI was experimenting with painting on canvas paper with bold color backgrounds. I was interested in color values and with grey and brown.…
See the processThis piece was a natural color extension from Untitled 0.4 . As a technology freak, I was on the lookout for a simple way to capture some colors when…
See the processMy daughter is wonderfully talented and very creative. She is loving that I'm painting and was really attracted to the style of 0.4 and 0.5 .…
See the processAfter painting for my daughter , it only took a short amount of time before my son wanted a piece for himself.…
See the processI was framing a few of the pieces I had completed in my garage one weekend afternoon. I was working with some nice looking black frames I had found at…
See the processThis piece began as a way to experiment with more warm colors vs. the cools I've been using so far.…
See the processToday I worked on 2 companion pieces focusing on: Color. Movement.…
See the processI had a wonderful conversation tonight with an amazing friend and his family. The evening turned into a dinner and discussion about life, passions, ch…
See the processInterested in larger format canvases. Tonight I began on a 24x36 canvas.…
See the processI'm really enjoying the larger format canvas. The work on Untitled 0.15 really opened up some thoughts and freedoms to work through a composition.…
See the processMy daughter Peyton simply amazes me.…
See the process...The function of the artist is to express reality as felt. ( Robert Motherwell ) I began Reading Abstract Expressionism - Context and Critique a few…
The five stagesMy friends Matt and Beth were drawn to the "triplet" paintings I've done, especially the colors of Untitled 0.2 .…
See the processThe whole of a man's experience becomes his mode, and in that sense it can be said that all of art is a portrait of an idea - Mark Rothko (1943) Finis…
See the processIt began with some instant messages on Facebook.…
See the processTo us, art is an adventure into an unknown world... of the imagination {which} is fancy-free and violently opposed to common sense...…
See the processThe question is how to name what as yet has been unnamed... Robert Motherwell, Modern Artists in America (1951) This piece began as tribute.…
See the processIt is our function as artists to make the spectator see the world our way - not his way. Letter to the Editor.…
See the processThe painting itself is a "moment" in the adulterated mixture of his life - whether "moment" means, in one case, the actual minutes taken up with spott…
See the processThe look of my figures is abstract, and to the spectator they may not appear to be figures at all. They are the expression, in abstract terms, of emot…
See the processThe essence of these paintings is motion, the force that brings light out of dark and substance out of void, the ultimate drama. Arts Magazine, Septem…
See the processI am interested only in expressing basic human emotions: tragedy, ecstasy, doom...People who weep before my pictures are having the same religious exp…
See the processWe are all wrapped up in life, in human feelings; we cannot, and we should not, desire to get away from our feelings. - Robert Henri This is the large…
See the processFor an artist to be interesting to us he must have been interesting to himself. He must have been capable of intense feeling, and capable of profound…
See the processCherish your own emotions and never undervalue them. - Robert Henri Emotions are powerful and having multiple emotional responses to a situation can b…
See the processI am not interested in color for color’s sake and light for light’s sake. I am interested in them as means of expression.…
See the processFor an artist to be interesting to us he must have been interesting to himself. He must have been capable of intense feeling, and capable of profound…
See the processThere are moments in our lives, there are moments in a day, when we seem to see beyond the usual. Such are the moments of our greatest happiness.…
See the processNo possible set of notes can explain our paintings. Their explanation must come out of a consummated experience between picture and onlooker.…
See the processThe modern painter is not inspired by anything visible, but only by something he hasn't seen yet... In short, he begins with nothingness.…
See the process...painting is a medium in which the mind can actualize itself - Robert Motherwell (1944) Working with only primary colors opens up some wonderful way…
See the processI wanted to explore different sizes of Untitled 0.26 . Both 0.35 and 0.36 are 48x48.…
See the processA painting that is an act is inseparable from the biography of the artist - Harold Rosenburg (1949) I continue to explore the 48x48 size from the comp…
See the processThis piece is an adaptation of Untitled 0.36 , 0.35 and 0.26 . She loved this style and wanted one in a smaller size for a very specific wall.…
See the processThis commissioned work was a joy to create.…
See the processThroughout the whole canvas you should think of the effect of the big masses of color in their relation to each other. In a good canvas these big mass…
See the processThe artist must have the emotional side first, the primal cause of his being an artist, but he must also have an excellent mind, which he must command…
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