Acrylic on Panel - 6 x 6 inches
I tried to simplify wherever possible, but still got mired in the details, so I scraped it off.
A bit looser on the second go, but still not what I was aiming for.
June 6, 2016
East Wing
I tried to simplify wherever possible, but still got mired in the details, so I scraped it off.
A bit looser on the second go, but still not what I was aiming for.
June 2, 2016
Garden Pathway
Acrylic on Panel - 5 x 7 inches
This was a quick sketch, trying to ignore small details, and staying focused on areas of color. Not as easy as it sounds. I did a few other versions, some before, and some after. Some in ink and some in ArtRage on the iPad.
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May 31, 2016
May 4, 2016
Up Alamo
Acrylic on Canvas - 18 x 18 inches
Another view of the edge of Alamo Square Park. I've just discovered that the park is going to be closed for improvements for 9 months (and these things always go long). Could make this whole series more valuable in the interim. Ahem.
April 28, 2016
Tacos
Acrylic on Panel - 4 x 6 inches
The neon sign was so cool that they kept it even after the taco place changed to an asian fusion place. They still have one taco on the menu out of respect. I really loved the way it flooded the building with red hot light.
April 27, 2016
Parade Watch
Acrylic on Cardstock - 4 x 6 inches
This woman was watching the cherry blossom parade from her balcony, but she didn't seem very interested.
April 26, 2016
April 25, 2016
April 15, 2016
Coffe and Spoon
Acrylic on Panel - 6 x 6 inches
The title says it all. It was very challenging to get a wooden spoon on a wood coast to read as a separate object.
April 14, 2016
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