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Playing around with older paint from four paint cans. It was gooey and thick, fun to stick my hands in. The edges were applied by hand and … Read more
Playing around with older paint from four paint cans. It was gooey and thick, fun to stick my hands in. The edges were applied by hand and … Read more
One of my small catch canvases. These creations take on their own life and once they get heavy, I become more intentional with the placement of the … Read more
One of the canvases I used to catch falling paint. The last splats of pink and yellow create a bit of bright chaos.
Inspired by the colors of fresh flowers from my garden, I used scraps and pieces to create my own interior garden. There’s a nod to Cape Cod … Read more
Originally created as a partner piece, I decided to start fresh with a black canvas. I was experimenting with squeeze bottles and initially planned on a different … Read more
I began this piece in in February of 2022 and didn’t complete until November of 2023. It was older paint and very dark. I simply could not … Read more
Another drip canvas, accumulating remnants of numerous creations until I decide it can stand on its own due to its weight and depth.
There was about 1/3 a gallon of thick paint. I scooped out handfuls and a time and plopped them on the canvas, wiggly my fingers to get … Read more
A very frustrating piece that I struggled with finding the right place to stop. There were so many times but the paint wasn’t thick enough for me … Read more
Another canvas used to collect splatters, drips, overflows from 2020 to the end of 2022.
Another canvas left to catch spills, drips, and splatters from 2020 to the end of 2022.
Old paint and old scraps of paint from a 5-gallon drum inspired this piece. I added other scraps for colors as the piece speaks of how we … Read more
The intention was to create a brighter vs darker piece. I used the contents of some of my squeeze bottles to blend a warmer based and added … Read more