This simple charcoal drawing on black paper is backlit by iridescent pigment and poured with a layer of resin. An electric blue accent surrounds the recessed panel of the frame; the eye is drawn to the jewel that adorns the ear of this lovely subject!
Patterns of light and shadow create contrast and “invite” the viewer further into the piece. When painting, I remind myself that I am expressing the scene, not reporting it—so as not to get lost trying to capture every minute detail!
Shelter Island at dusk is sublime…the rigging against the colorful sky, the ripples on the calm water, and a single soaring bird come together like a big exhale.
The movement of wind is expressed by grooves of varied depth. A small but tactile piece that features high gloss and matte glaze for further contrast and interest.
This abstract landscape features copper leaf peeking through layers of varied wood veneer. This creates depth and texture, and catches the light beautifully!
This subtle pastel drawing depicts a figure deep in thought; surrounded by hand-carved detail, and finished with a resin pour that creates a reflective surface from different angles Tiny brass nails surround the entire perimeter and catch the light!