Gallery At A Glance

Heavy brush strokes, and dramatic colors. These paintings are executed with speed, much like an action painting, except for the foreground subject, the rest of the painting is very much coloristic abstraction.

I put a heavy emphasis on communicating the ambience and emotions in each piece.

Rather than photo-realism, I try to achieve emotional realism. Rather painting my feelings, I try to paint your feelings too.

The focus is on compositions of color and lines.

The paint is heavy. The paintings are textured, and glossy.

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The "Grayscale Kid" in this series, is looking at some Masterpiece or other.

I imagine someone admiring a valuable piece of artwork, and thinking "gee if I could afford that...". Hence, the original intention for this series is a child thinking to himself "When I grow up, I want to be an Art-Collector." .

For me, to spoof a great master artist is to study him. This is tedious, but loads of fun!

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These children are colorless save for their clothing and yellow orchre highlights on their skin.

These few pieces have evolved from the "Making Faces" series and grown into the "Art Collector" series.

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A series of paintings of faces without eyes. Some are Venetian masks, which later on became more human-like.

These have since developed into something else.

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I enjoy painting portraits because it is a real challenge execute realism and have the customer like it at the same time.

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Paintings of Horses and Portraits of Pets :)

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Early works. The first few are watercolor on paper and the rest are just oddments here and there :)

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