After Shadows, Light

These paintings are available from Latin Pop Shop on Etsy.

After Shadows, Light 1, acrylic and pencil on paper, 5" x 7"/matted

After Shadows, Light 2, acrylic and pencil on paper, 5" x 7"/matted

Leap

Leap, acrylic and pencil on paper, 5" x 7"/Matted

This painting is available from Studio 4, Old Town or Latin Pop Shop on Etsy.

Quieting Chaos

Quieting Chaos, acrylic and pencil on paper,  5" x 7"/Matted

This painting is available from Studio 4, Old Town or Latin Pop Shop on Etsy.

Wishing for Sun

I sometimes have a tough time getting inspired on dreary days.

Yesterday and today have been very grey, cold and wet here in the DC area, but I'm learning to work with what the day brings.

Wishing for Sun 1, acrylic on paper, 5" x 7"/Matted

Wishing for Sun 2, acrylic on paper, 5" x 7"/Matted

Both of these paintings are available from Studio 4, Old Town or Latin Pop Shop on Etsy.

Topsy Turvy

Topsy Turvy, acrylic on paper, 5" x 7"/Matted

This painting is available from Studio 4, Old Town or Latin Pop Shop on Etsy.

Scattered Thinking

Scattered Thinking, acrylic on paper, 5" x 7"/Matted

This painting is available from Studio 4, Old Town or Latin Pop Shop on Etsy.

Towards Calm

Towards Calm, acrylic on paper, 5" x 7"/Matted

This painting is available from Studio 4, Old Town or Latin Pop Shop on Etsy.

What Will Become of These?

Stay tuned...

Small Works on Paper

For the next few days (weeks?) I will be painting some small pieces on paper. As, generally the cost of creating on paper is lower for the artist than on canvas, these works are a great way to begin (or add to) an art collection at very affordable price points. The upcoming pieces will measure 5" x 7" and be available already matted. They will be priced in the $20-$25 range. 

Did I mention that they also make great holiday gifts?

Small Abstracts

Today I worked on tiny little abstracts on paper, each just shy of 2" square, so chances are the image on your screen is larger than the actual painting.
They will go in small square black mirrored frames I purchased last year.
I did 10 of them in total.
I scanned them in and they seem somewhat off. The color looks almost too bright/intense and translucent in spots where the paint appears solid on the actual painting. I normally photograph my work and haven't figured out yet what adjustments I have to make differently when scanning. At any rate, here's some, you should get the jist of them:
















Have a great weekend!