
My first attempt at pour painting. I like the fact that even though the outcome is random there is still some control over creativity.

My first attempt at pour painting. I like the fact that even though the outcome is random there is still some control over creativity.

A 6×9 inch vase of flowers created on an old book page using a combination of soft pastels, color pencils and acrylics.

An acrylic painting on a piece of 8×24 inch piece of old pallet wood.

Another of my small 6×9 inch acrylic paintings done on white paper.

Standing by the sea watching the waves crash below. A small 6×9 inch acrylic painting done on white paper.

One of the larger paintings I’ve ever done. A 19 x 24 inch acrylic painting done on an art canvas.

I had this previously used canvas sitting around. I didn’t know what to do with it so I started used some acrylic paint and painted it black and grey. I then created the flowers using dabs of paint and a ballon. Finally I painted in the vase. I plan on experimenting with this process again.

An 9×12 abstract landscape painting of an old farmhouse and barn. The only things left in a small valley cleared and ready for a new industrial park.

An 11×14 inch flat panel acrylic painting of a woman taking a leisurely stroll along the breach.