Sweet Dreams (10,000 Steps)
Acrylic, oil pastel and pencil on cradled plywood
24 x 16 in
61 x 40.6 cm
“Gotta make the DONUTS!” I sometimes awaken in the middle of the night, it is a special time. This piece feels lyrical, mystical. /the ghost of donuts rides in your belly/
The ongoing Super Ply series consists of black and white paintings on bare plywood. I begin with a random hand doodled abstract monotype on the bare wood, then paint with 2 small brushes and my hands. I add details with oil pastels and pencil. I usually work in silence alone in my studio, but some of these have been created live at art events and reflect the mood I sensed in the room. As a process painter, I allow each painting to develop organically so the character and context are not planned at all. Any text fragments - and the title - become clear at the end when the piece resolves itself.
Acrylic, oil pastel and pencil on cradled plywood
24 x 16 in
61 x 40.6 cm
“Gotta make the DONUTS!” I sometimes awaken in the middle of the night, it is a special time. This piece feels lyrical, mystical. /the ghost of donuts rides in your belly/
The ongoing Super Ply series consists of black and white paintings on bare plywood. I begin with a random hand doodled abstract monotype on the bare wood, then paint with 2 small brushes and my hands. I add details with oil pastels and pencil. I usually work in silence alone in my studio, but some of these have been created live at art events and reflect the mood I sensed in the room. As a process painter, I allow each painting to develop organically so the character and context are not planned at all. Any text fragments - and the title - become clear at the end when the piece resolves itself.
Acrylic, oil pastel and pencil on cradled plywood
24 x 16 in
61 x 40.6 cm
“Gotta make the DONUTS!” I sometimes awaken in the middle of the night, it is a special time. This piece feels lyrical, mystical. /the ghost of donuts rides in your belly/
The ongoing Super Ply series consists of black and white paintings on bare plywood. I begin with a random hand doodled abstract monotype on the bare wood, then paint with 2 small brushes and my hands. I add details with oil pastels and pencil. I usually work in silence alone in my studio, but some of these have been created live at art events and reflect the mood I sensed in the room. As a process painter, I allow each painting to develop organically so the character and context are not planned at all. Any text fragments - and the title - become clear at the end when the piece resolves itself.
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