Pareidolia Painting Series

by | Mar 16, 2016 | Abstract, concepts in painting, Education

Is it Pareidolia? We walk into a dimly lit room and see a figure staring back at us, Pareidolia. Startled we recognize it is only a coat peculiarly lying on a chair. What was that? What just happened? Could it be our minds playing with us? A mind that quickly...

Do you have a look-alike?

by | Feb 12, 2016 | concepts in painting, Education

I have heard it called a look-alike, twin stranger and also a face double. I have seen mine. When I lived out East I was visiting an artist representative husband and wife team in New York City. I entered their Brownstone home office and both of their mouths dropped...

We are privileged

by | Dec 11, 2015 | Uncategorized

Reflecting over the life we all are privileged to live. Each of us unknowingly enjoying the creative benefits of those who came before us that contributed to our “life”. Who fought for our freedom, made the journey to America’s, invented electricity, a Christmas song,...

How to carry a large wet painting

by | Nov 30, 2015 | concepts in painting, Education

I am just returning from South Carolina. A thank you to all my friends I was able to catch up with and new acquaintances I met during my stay. It is fun and engaging to meet new people and see what new ideas are brewing not only in the creative world but also in...

Who?

by | Nov 6, 2015 | Abstract, Education, Oil Paintings for Sale

If you graduated with me from Avon Lake High School, in Avon Lake, Ohio, you may not remember this gentleman. Even if you went to the school you probably would not see him unless you took an art class. Then be lucky enough to draw him as your instructor. If you played...