Contemporary Art

I’m in my first show in La Veta, Colorado. Very exciting! The gallery has posted pictures on their website. Those of you familiar with my work, will find it easy to pick out. (The turquoise tetragonal is one of my 4 pieces) I also took my skull sculpture, Speedy. He made quite a hit.
Here is the link: http://www.spanishpeaksarts.org/2007_shows_events/mixed_media_07.htm

My little 8×8″ paintings are selling very quickly. I have run out of 8″ canvases and am waiting for an order. In the meantime, I am painting some in the 12×12″ size. Should have a few ready to list by Wednesday.

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> Abstract Turquoise Painting #126 SOLD

Here is another small 8×8 Abstract Turquoise Painting, from the Geology Series. I have 7 more of these just finished . Just search for “INART”on ebay.

Abstract Turquoise Painting #118 SOLD

Abstract Turquoise Painting #119 SOLD

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Here is another small 8×8 Abstract Turquoise Painting, Turquoise #115, from the Geology Series. SOLD I have 11 more of these listed on ebay. Just search for “INART”on ebay.

Abstract Turquoise Painting #116, SOLD

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Abstract Turquoise Painting #114 SOLD

I am currently selling my smaller Contemporary Art Abstract Turquoise Paintings on Ebay. They are all the same size 8 x 8 inches. Each painting is unique and beautiful. Highly textured and detailed with veins and copper highlights. Start your collection today!

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24″ high x 30″ long. Acrylic, April 2007. Painting # 071706
Contemporary Art painting, “Spring Creek 101″, is finally done. Whew! Now I can take my glasses off. What fun all that color was to paint. Each rock is unique. Looks like you could pluck them right out of the painting, they look so real.
To see details and pictures see the link below: Spring Creek101 Details

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Here is the current painting in progress. The rocks are all done. Colorful, huh? Now I have to paint the ice. The 3 big, light blue rocks have ice on top of them, and the water flowing at the top has some ice on it. I have never painted ice before, and I am eager too try. So, I’m just going to sit, with my canvas, in front of the computer screen, and paint what I see.

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“Mountain Moods #103″ 12 x 48″ Acrylic & Mixed Media, March 2007. This is the third painting in “The Mountain Moods Series” For larger pictures and details see the link: Mountian Moods #103

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“Mountain Moods #101 12 x 48″ Acrylic & Mixed Media, March 2007
“The Mountain Moods Series” is a new series I have just started. This is another example of my innovative Recycled Plastics Technique. The recycled plastic gives the canvas a wonderful surface texture. This texture is not only interesting to look at but creates a desire to touch the piece. This extreme texture is unattainable with any kind of paint gels.

The texture is very 3-D. When view from across the room. this painting looks like just paint on canvas. However, when viewed up-close, the painting comes alive with texture. No matter the angle of viewing, the texture is apparent. The combination of recycled plastic, canvas, glue, and finally, colorful acrylic paint is my own original technique and design. This texture is even more amazing when viewed under dimmed lights. The play of shadows makes it take on a whole new life.
For Larger pictures and details see the link: Mountian Moods #101

Mountain Moods #102 SOLD

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