I was inspired by a picture in a book about Patti Smith. I was inspired by a friend talking about barbed wire. I was inspired by all the positive feedback for these canines I’ve been painting. Neon-esque. Fun.
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From the fiddling with the pieces after a game.
Thanks to Mike and his smart phone, beautiful patterns made with Go pieces are no longer the ephemeral treasures once thought. Own one today!
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Last night I went to the Pioneer Square Art Walk. I was inspired by Jennifer Phillips. She painted on the scrabble tiles little landscapes. I thought how cool, two things I love. Word games and art. Here’s my variation on that theme.
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At Balderdash Books and Art in Greenwood, Seattle WA…
Magical DestinyI love acrylic paint. Growing up in Hawaii has encouraged in me a love of environmental serenity and beautiful views. My favorite paintings involve vibrant colors and natural elements, mostly flowers and trees, a reminder about how estranged we are from nature. I call this series Magical Destiny. I’ve been unemployed for the past month and created these works. With my free time, I’ve discovered a new concept of my future that involves making art a sustainable reality. Welcome to my first show.
Come to the Greenwood Art Walk February 12th!
Show ends March 1st!
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I might tinker with this canvas until its sold. So much potential to be lovely.
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I feel like my series is dying. More complexity? Variety? Focus?
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Haruki Murakami=awesome. I recently read his fictitious book about unicorn skulls and paperclips.
painting of a unicorn skull
