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These paintings are primarily knifed using acrylic paint - this one is very abstract and I took liberty at adding extra texture through a few pours in addition to some metallic embellishments. This is a sunset on a cloudy afternoon. They are remnant of family outings down at Cape Coral Beach. The original is 16" H x 40" W, gallery wrapped canvas, ready to hang on the wall.

My favorite art tools are knives. They are unforgiving yet clear and finite when used. Working within the acrylic family is fun, but working with modeling paste is where the art begins; free form and each application remind me of swimming. What I love best about creating art is the freedom of expression without fear of consequence. When I am able to say a work has turned out well, is actually the moment when I can return to the art over the course of several days and repeatedly be transported into the picture itself. The pattern or usual styles I use are centered on both working with circular and straight line motions while respecting Fibonacci sequences in the placement of each element; however, bright light, layers of color, and use...