Sentinel

Some paintings are HARD WORK. They seemingly just will not show themselves and evolve into something I am satisfied with. This is one such painting, but I'm done with it-- time to move on.

Sentinel  24x24  acrylic on birch panel

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Absent but not idle . . .

It's been too long since my last post, but my time away has been well spent.

Two month ago I completed Karen Rosasco's 5-day Workshop in Waynesboro, VA. I owe Karen a debt of gratitude for all she taught me over the course of her instruction. She saw my struggle and my need for more information and a clear process. She knew she could help me and she did.

I've been very busy since, more confident, more productive, and finding abstract painting easier and more satisfying. I have learned that I do need "a process" for what I'm trying to do.

I'll finish today's post with pictures--selected work I've completed over the last two months.

"Climb" 11x10 Acrylic

"Indication" 11x10 Acrylic
VMRC Award 2017  -  Honorable Mention

"Inlet" 24x24 Acrylic

"Whirl" 11x10 Acrylic

"Cold Passage" 12x12 Acrylic

"Strike" 11x10 Acrylic

"Tidal" 10x11 Acrylic

"Tombstone" 10x11 Acrylic

"Blue Pool" 24x24 Acrylic

"Waterway" 22x30 Acrylic
VMRC Juried Entry 2018