Artist Bio
I call myself a colorist. Color is the life of my paintings. The workflows between watercolor, encaustic/coldwax and acrylics touching on many temperaments. The one thing they all have in common is the vitality of color.
I use to mainly produce Color Field and Abstract Expressionist works. Now I concentrate on large contemporary tree paintings in watercolor. The painting surface embraces rhythmic brush strokes, rich color, that build a contemporary landscape.
M.F.A. From Cornell University and B.F.A. From Virginia Commonwealth University,
Main Subject
Watercolor trees
Materials and Techniques
The work that I hope to show at the Beacon Hill Art Walk, is my large watercolor tree paintings. I use a variety of tools to create the masking effect in my birches. and the atmospheric background.
