10×20 acrylic on stretched canvas This painting reminded my glaciologist brother-in-law of the bizarre landscapes of the Arctic tundra. I decided to take his word for it, since he’s actually …
Easter Garden
11×14 acrylic on stretched canvas Bright spring colors fill this exuberant, whimsical garden.
Midnight Blossom
12×12 acrylic on stretched canvas This monochromatic blossom glows like a silvery white full moon in a dark sky.
Cosmic Web
Acrylic on 16″ diameter hexagon stretched canvas This is an intricate web of subtle metallic colors that interconnect, moving toward and away from each other in an endless dance. Click …
Peacock Fan
12×12 acrylic on stretched canvas This piece was created by pouring colors slowly through a sink strainer onto a canvas. Just another of the wacky, wonderful poured acrylic techniques I’m …
Peacock Quartet
8×8 acrylic on stretched canvases Deep peacock colors swirl on these 4 separate triangular canvases. Each is 8″ on the widest side, so when placed all together they are 8″x8″. …
Purple Medusa
12×12 acrylic on stretched canvas It may take a stretch of the imagination, but the words “Purple Medusa” pops into my mind whenever I look at this piece. I don’t …
Microcosm
12×12 acrylic on stretched canvas Blues, purples, maroon, black and gold colors layer and bubble together in what could be a cosmic star nursery or a microscopic view of life.
Banded Agate
12×16 acrylic on stretched canvas The glorious streaks and whorls of earth tones in this piece are reminiscent of colorful cut and polished stones, especially banded agate. Prints and gifts …
Candy Kiss
12×12 acrylic on stretched canvas I used a bottle bottom pour to achieve the effect I wanted for this piece. The colors reminded me of candy, and a kiss just …
Dragon Pebbles
20×10 acrylic on stretched canvas I used a mirror swipe technique to create this piece. It reminds me so much of dragon scales and colorful pebbles, so I combined both …
Wild, Wild Flower
12×12 acrylic on stretched canvas This crazy, psychedelic flower is a poured acrylic painting. The technique I used is called a bottle bottom pour, as the colors are actually poured …
