Artist Gallery

Photography

Abstract, minimalist photography.
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Sculpture

#1024 Clear Crackle Raku Sandpiper standing on a rock!

Painting

Acrylic 2013

Photography

Photo was taken in my back yard at Haltom City, TX. I enhanced it using EasyShare software.

Photography

Elizabeth Park in Hartford, CT 2013

Painting

Painting

Oil on stretched canvas 8" x 10"

Works on Paper

Watercolor of my Mother's "Camillas" here in Southern California.

Mixed Media

SDED-10 (102419), 2019. Acrylic on canvas over cardboard 24 x 18 in (61 x 46 cm)
It's been two months almost to the day since I finished the last piece... Higher powers intervened, and I am back on track, adjusting and correcting. It was a period at the end of August when this canvas was unanimously selected to be discarded as trash. One day, I had a cup of coffee and, like always when caffeine gets strongly involved in one's life, the piece appeared to still possess a future and, without a second thought, I simply acted on it, giving my canvas the second chance it was looking for. So, yes, it's true, there-are-no-mistakes-in-art theory was tested, and it's still valid.
The piece, like all the others in the SDED series, is trying to take to the next level the artistic philosophy of Agostino Bonalumi and Lucio Fontana, whose approach to the flat surface makes a lot of sense thus when merged together, the Bonalumi's space can physically generate three dimensions just by using Fontana's solution to "open up space," in which case the flat art piece can escape the two dimension trap. The logic behind this line of action is that in order to build a three dimensional space you need 2-D elements or the 3-D doesn't happen, in which case layers become the perfect solution!

Painting

Oil on canvasboard

Painting

Noise
24" x 24"
Oil on Canvas

Painting

This piece is dedicated to mother known as Mimi. She was truly and inspiration and amazing painter as she rest with the Father now.

Photography

A view of the interior of No. 2 Machine Shop with the two 20 ton pinion gears that came from the No. 2 steam-powered universal finisher of the 48" mill. These two gears are now on display in front of the National Museum of Industrial History on the grounds of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation Plant in Bethlehem, PA

Painting

A mixed media contemporary abstract painting featuring acrylic and torn-tree fiber paper. 36 x 48 inches on clayboard panel.

Painting

Works on Paper

Mirror image of myself and how I see space through my eye.

Photography

Painting

Mixed Media

Mixed Media Collage with Fused Glass

Photography

Saratoga Race Course, NY

Works on Paper

another glicee print from ms b the doodle queen who creatively renders plant life in the shape of whimsical fish with the thought of plants growing on the bottom of the sea next to shipwrecks and relics. Fish Leaves grow with a tangle mingle greet to all those who scuba close to see them sprout with buds that resembles fish eyes

Works on Paper

Color Pencil on Paper

Photography

Painting

This acrylic painting is #1 in my Bowling Ball House series.

Works on Paper

glicee print by ms b the doodle queen whimsical creates a rare flower that grows in urban soil as seen only on urban rooftops because it grows best when it is very close to the blue skies above. Its markings have shades of night blue to skyblue petal coloring to signal when it receives moonlight and sunlight.

Painting

Other

Mixed media collage

Photography

In a parking lot, I saw something move.  It was this little creature with colors blended into the cement of the curb.  He was captured by photo at the perfect moment!   Oh yah!

Other

Oil pencils on wood

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Painting

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