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Goin’ Down the Road Feelin’ Bad…… I actually have this one tattoo’d on my back…how’s that for advertising?
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OR DOES HE?…. Painted in 2013 a tribute to Dali.
I was lucky enough to have captured this image on film many years ago….The fog gave the appearance that the lighthouse and ancillary buildings were floating in the air….I painted this in 2013 as part of a Big Sur series of artwork.
This is a painting that represents fireworks being shot off of barges off the Honolulu Coast….A fun project and colorful…just like July 4!
My paintings are now on display right outside of Sedona, AZ at “The Miner’s Pick Gallery” in Jerome at 123 Hill Street located at what once was the hospital and surgeon’s home. Stop in and see Melissa and their incredible offerings of natural wood furniture, crystals, gemstones, geodes, and fossils along with my artwork hanging on the walls. For more paintings go to http://www.ipadimagination.com
This was inspired by a storm I watched 8,000 ft. up in the mountains outside of Las Vegas where I once made my home. It was named after an old Grateful Dead song….it was truly an amazing experience….
Two strollers walk along the shoreline in Florida while the last rays of sunlight shine for the day…
Another “subconscious painting that started with just splashes of color and became a sunrise which became an eye from the sea…I really had no idea what I was painting until it was finished and my brain percieved it as such….The timeless tides and waves of erosion…movements of life on terra firma…..
This painting came from complete immersion into color without regard for what I was doing until most of the image came forth from the subconscious….much like a dream…..
For more paintings go to http://www.ipadimagination.com
Painted in 2012…This was literally “on the edge” looking down…..one of my favorite perspectives of Big Sur.
“CHAPEL OF THE ROCKS” PAINTED 2014. The Church of the Most Holy Redeemer in Sedona was designed by the infamous Frank Lloyd Wright. This was the most difficult thing I’ve ever attempted on an iPad. Without the use of straight-edge tools the building was constructed almost pixel line by pixel line, over and over. This was an exhausting piece for architectural detail.
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