Join me as I take two slightly older paintings and give them a “fresh start” with new layers. One had been in storage for some time, the other was a bit of an experiment, both needed a change. The process will incorporate some of the intended emotions and textures of the existing pieces with the […]
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On today’s video I want to talk to you about commissions. I’ve received questions about my process in-person and online, so I think this video will be a great way in which we can cover some of the most frequently asked questions. This is definitely an important topic for both artists, and the art collectors
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Part of the creative process for me (and many other artists) involves recording ideas when they pop up, or risk forgetting them! Enter the indispensable art journal. I generally toggle between four of them, each for a different purpose: ideas for new materials and…
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I’m not sure when the painting toolbox went from having just brushes and palette knives to incorporating all kinds of unusual and non-traditional tools. Silicone bowl scraper, empty ribbon reel, basting brush, loofah sponge, squeegees…
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In the past, my paintings started on pristine, smooth surfaces and the final work was relatively flat. But you’ve seen my recent work, there’s background layers peeking through and tons of texture. It took learning a new painting style/mindset to realize the old way was holding me back.
Embracing The Chaos Read More »
