Fluid

For the wall that’s been bothering you.

You know the one.

A roof caught in water. Structure slipping a little. Edges loosening. The image holds, then doesn’t.

Palette knife. Thick paint. Glazes on glazes. Enough control to keep it honest. Enough mess to make it breathe.

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Oil-on-Canvas

Canvas Size
72 × 60 x 1.5 in

Price
$11,800

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Waterfalls

Start in the poppies. End on a canvas. I'll walk you through it.

These are real. I bought ten pounds of California poppy seeds, which was ambitious for a woman who kills every other plant she touches. They say there's a million seeds in a pound. I'm

Here's the funny thing with this one. It's a moonrise, and I painted it in broad daylight. I never paint at night. I don't like the dark.

The moon is made up. I'd been watching all the space exploration, the telescopes, the whole thing, and I wanted

Do you see the roofline? And the window?

That bottom band is the water. A couple of glamping tents on a little lake. A little dock to one corner where men cosplay at fishing and bullfrogs happily eat their bait.

It's the lake here at the Santa Luci

It’s only four colors…

“Most things I do are tetrads - four different colors, and then I mix from there.”

What four do you see?

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I painted this like I was looking at Earth from far away.

Inside out. Outer space colors. That blue spectrum that reads like oceans before it reads like anything else.

I kept thinking about the moment when “on the horizon” meant hope -

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