Stacked rocks According to some legends stick Indians are responsible for the stacked rocks we sometimes find on the coast and beaches of the Pacific northwest. These odd stacking of rocks are a puzzle. Why? Who? maybe we will never know. Here we have a wet, rocky beach of the pacific Northwest with stacked rocks … Read more
This is one possible future I suppose. The earth has tilted, Seattle mostly gone, an aurora borealis fills a clear night sky free of pollution, the needle bent and maybe ready to eventually fall. The trees have reclaimed and the stick Indians run loose. The art remains unchanged. Title = Stick Indians In Seattle Acrylic … Read more
It is an ax. It is night. The fire still burns. Acrylic on canvas. Super small painting. I self title this “axe” Part of a commissioned series called Kaskadia.
The was the first painting of the Kaskadia series. Take this as you wish because if I explain to much I think it would be ruined. Acrylic on non-stretched canvas.
Used and abused, with stitches over wounds that won’t ever heal. This heart burns above a fire in the dark of night. Tiny Painting with acrylics on non stretched canvas. Part of a commissioned series called Kaskadia.
Inspired by the Upward Facing Dog yoga pose. Acrylic on stretched canvas painting. Upward Facing Dog is VERY good for keeping a healthy back. Other benefits: Strengthens the spine, arms and wrists. Stimulates the organs of the abdomen. Improves posture, by stretching anterior spine. Stretches chest and lungs, shoulders and abdomen. Helps to relieve depression, … Read more
Tittle = Yellow Jacket This painting is acrylic on canvas. I painted it back in 2004. Often I just start playing around with paint on a canvas and see what will happen. This was one of those cases. I have no idea what the subconscious inspiration was for this, but I really like it.