Alien Landscapes...

It’s been said that some of my paintings resemble alien landscapes. Most likely because some people can’t quite put there finger on what the subject is, or why things are “the wrong colours.” Take these examples, for instance. Whatever the case may be, I’m not going to change my style, just because someone doesn’t understand my way of painting. What it means to you is all that matters

Staying Inside the lines helps us to relax sometimes...

Here is an example of staying inside the lines. Sometimes you do need a good escape. Anyone who’s been on vacation over the cold winter months, or would like to go on vacation, will know what I mean. Started out as some test pieces for my good friend’s laundry room décor ventures, and turned into an escape of sorts. Remembering how it made me feel to be at the beach hearing the waves crashing in and the warm sun on my face. Soooo relaxing!!!!

The Origins of Suspended Imagination

After brainstorming with a good friend, I suddenly remembered a painting that I had done a few years ago. Entitled  "Suspended Imagination." We both agreed that it would suit my serealistic approach to many of my panitings. Always wanting to see the world differently, as if nature was powered by emotions rather than by one hand. ie: you've been in an angry mood therefore the sky is red and everything alive is in a dying state. With my paintings you can always say that there is great emotions attached to them. Even the more accustomed type of paintings that you may see from time to time still have my mark on it. There are yes, also times that I just want to paint the sky blue and the grass green and that's ok too. Ultimately, you should do what makes you happy.
There are some days when I sit down to paint, it's merely to let out an image that has been on my mind for some time, and needs to be painted!
The trick to painting is that you can do whatever you want. Anything is exceptable, to some degree, in our modern  times.
I encourage you to keep painting!!!