
The first cat is a 6×9 inch acrylic done on a sketch pad. The second is a 9×12 inch acrylic done on an old book page.

The first cat is a 6×9 inch acrylic done on a sketch pad. The second is a 9×12 inch acrylic done on an old book page.

The second in a series of beach sunsets i am practicing in order to create a 24 x72″ sunset painting. The one pictured here is a 9×12″ acrylic painting.

As an artist did you ever look at a painting and not feel satisfied with it. It’s the way it was with the first painting of the three flowers. I looked at it and it just didn’t feel right. So I re-created it into the second painting of flowers. Both are 9 x 12 inch paintings done in acrylic paints.

Two views of the same 6×9 inch acrylic painting. The top one is scanned in which gives it a darker feel. The bottom one was taken with and iPad so it has more of a real feel of what the picture actually looks like. These are smaller renderings I am playing with for a much larger 24 x72 inch painting I’m going to do. More samples coming soon.

Offered today is an abstract view of a picture I took in the Carlsbad Cavern, I used an app called Paint Keep to create the picture. To me there are a lot of faces and partial faces in the picture.

A 6×9 inch abstract soft pastel painting of a small pug.

I offer for you today three separate 18 x24 inch flowers rendered in acrylics on stretched canvas.

A 6×9 inch soft pastel painting done on white sketch paper.

A 6×9 inch acrylic painting of a cat.