Click to Bid, 8 by 10 inches, Acrylic on acid free illustration board.
I had a request from some return buyers at recent art fairs to paint another "Bid Boy."
I had a request from some return buyers at recent art fairs to paint another "Bid Boy."
Only a true Yellow Submarine fan will understand this one.
Another experimental piece. I used Spectra art tissue for the bright colors. The paper bleeds when wet causing the abstract-like colors. The remainder was painted with airbrush. The title is from a Gene Pitney song.
I just purchased the space age transistor last week at a flea market. I like the styling of the radio. I fit it into a still life featuring 1960s wallpaper, metal glass and a coke bottle all from that time period.
My wife and I were at a flea market recently when she saw this "Little People" plane.
I had apparently overlooked it. I am so happy to have it as a painting subject.
The Rockcliffe Mansion series continues.
Several years ago, I purchased a 1973 pinball machine. The grandkids love playing it. I've always thought
about doing a painting. Finally, did it.
This is a bit of a change for me as far as subject matter. In addition, I did the painting using only posterboard stencils instead of frisket.
I pushed the "Rule of Thirds" compositional element a bit on this one.
This is another piece in the "Little People" series. It seems this one has a more surrealistic look.
The Rockcliffe Mansion series continues. Once again this was a challenge working with the darks and lights.