Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label artist. Show all posts

Sunday, August 2, 2020

Land + Sea Watercolors - Abstracts from My Travels Part 2



My round-the-world travels provide endless inspiration for all my creative works, including my art, whether collage, pastels or watercolors. I tend to gravitate to landscapes, especially parks, gardens and woodland, as well as coastal venues. And these pieces below reflect that sensibility.


The birth of plants, with all their colors, textures, and dynamic energy.




Creativity born from the pandemic.





In my world, the brilliant colors of the sun drip through verdant forests.




For me, inspiration springs from a very colorful blank slate.



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Sunday, July 26, 2020

World Chaos - My Collages

Unlike with my watercolors, when I’m working in collage, I prefer the surreal.
Though some of these were completed pre-pandemic, the symbolism feels particularly relevant now.



My surreal musings on the chaos of the world.


A balm for those weary of chaos.



My yin-yang of the state of the world: out of balance —the natural + the man-made.



More surreal musings on the chaos of the world.


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Sunday, July 19, 2020

Sky + Sea Watercolors - Abstracts from My Travels


Even my abstracts are nature based. Here the sun penetrates the sea.




I see marine life in curious ways: with all their myriad shapes and colorful splendor.



I see the world in all its delightful mix of colors, shapes, and textures.



Many times I take my inspiration from the forms I see in the sky and sea.



In my sky, even the clouds have brilliant hues


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