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Poppies
42″ x 75″ Mixed media on wood. Two paintings side by side (Dyptich). The colors really pop in this one. I had this in my office for many years. Very calming despite its strong presence.
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Man in the Mirror
49″ x 37″ Mixed Media. A scaled up version of The Fourth Troubador with mirrors. This piece really pops in an entry way or at the end of the hall to fully take advantage of the mirrors.
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Green Fish Orange Sea
36″ x 48″. Acrylic on wood. I first conceived of this during a business meeting (I know…). I drew elephants and they looked like fish scales. The fish was a natural. Really pops due to the color contrast green fish and orange/yellow background. I owed a friend a favor and he chose this one. Sorry to see it go!
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Evolution
Mixed media. 48″ x 60″ Earthscape ready for the formation of life. Scattered shallow pools facilitate Evolution. After finishing this painting I was so excited I added new lighting in the room where it was hung so I could hang out with it and get lost it its story.
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Mona Rothco
Acrylic on wood. 37″ x 31″ Mona just flew off the brush. Simple but really draws you in.
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Green Horizon
Acrylic on canvas. 12″ x 49″. This was my Dad’s favorite painting of mine. Wistful sky with finger prints.
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The Fourth Troubador
Acrylic on Canvas. 30′ x 15″. First of many trademark open heads. Bright colors and contrast really pops. The eyes follow you a bit. Background after Paul Klee.
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Crazy Blue
Mixed Media. 49″ x 37″. This was a fun journey. It started out as an ocean with fish (that didn’t work!). You can still feel the depths of the ocean, though. People really respond to this one. What’s your response?
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Black Eye
Mixed Media on Wood. 49″ x 37″. Another powerful painting that came out of nowhere. Pairs with Figuring Out White really well.
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Stained Glass Chandelier
LED lit with stained glass surround and 90 glass drops. We were struck by Pae White’s hanging centerpiece in a Las Vegas boutique and worked for years how we could create such an effect in our home. We finally came to this design. This was a collaboration between Sara and I. I made the box and wiring, while…
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