Pear One and Pear Three thought they would go and visit Pear Two who is in isolation because he is sick. They can wave, wink and holler, but no touching.
This guy would take up the whole highway if you let him. Just why does this person have a pear on the car? To transport it to a new location. Look honey what I got on sale today!
Have you ever noticed how some people blend in and others.... well.... don't. Sometimes it is ok not to blend in. I think the cherry looks fabulous! thought I would take this opportunity to have a lost edge. Can you find it?
Changed my method just a little. Now I put a coat of Grey #6 acrylic on the canvas before I start. Seems like the paint goes on smoother. Might be the same of two layers of gesso. I realized when I was done there were 3 basic piles of paint on my palette, green, orange, purple, all secondary colors.
I started this series of small (6” x 6”, 6” x 8”, 5” x 7”) paintings in May 2009 as a daily practice and discipline in order to liberate my work by painting from life in a restricted amount of time. In carefully considering placement, shape and color, I strive to find the essence and beauty of common objects in a fast-paced world that is dominated by electronic gadgets and digital images. It is my hope that people will stop, look and see the dignity and soul of things that are often taken for granted.
Composition and lighting are key elements in the creative design process, allowing me to create a lively and often humorous narrative.