Still Lifes
I love physical objects. The first
things I began to draw and paint
were the sensual and decorative
objects around me. I select my
subjects for their forms, textures,
and sensuality, and try to capture
the personality of each object in
my painting. Sometimes I aim for
realism; other times I mix two-
and three-dimensional elements to
create an ambiguous space. The
patterns create energy and keep my
"still lifes" from being too still!
things I began to draw and paint
were the sensual and decorative
objects around me. I select my
subjects for their forms, textures,
and sensuality, and try to capture
the personality of each object in
my painting. Sometimes I aim for
realism; other times I mix two-
and three-dimensional elements to
patterns create energy and keep my
Still Life with Teacup
Oil paint on canvas
with upholstery tacks
38 x 32
$1500 framed
Radiator and Shoe
30 x 22
SOLD
Horn of Plenty
Acrylic paint with
collage on paper
25 x 30
$1600
M&M's, etc.
Acrylic paint and collage
on paper
26 x 20
$750
CBS Evening News
Acrylic paint and
photo on paper
22 x 30
$800
After Ping Pong
Acrylic wash with
embossing on paper
22 x 30
$800
Slippers and Plant
Dry pastel on
paper
17 x 23
$350; $500 framed
The Chair #16
Line etching with collage
and acrylic paint
14 x 11
$500; $600 framed
The Chair #7
Line etching with
acrylic wash and pencil
14 x 11
$350 framed
