Portrait of a Feathered Friend
Size (h w d): 7.25 x 12 x 0.75 in
Medium: Enamel, acrylic and ink on a recycled slab
Painted edge
Series: Flight
Is it possible to capture motion in a painting? A theme I return to often is that of imaginary flora and fauna. The creatures and flowers and trees that I imagine if I were to design a world. In my mind I see birds flying rapidly through the sky, dashing here and there, glinting in the sunlight. Eying their next morsel or just moving from here to there, playing, singing, racing through the skies.
Size (h w d): 7.25 x 12 x 0.75 in
Medium: Enamel, acrylic and ink on a recycled slab
Painted edge
Series: Flight
Is it possible to capture motion in a painting? A theme I return to often is that of imaginary flora and fauna. The creatures and flowers and trees that I imagine if I were to design a world. In my mind I see birds flying rapidly through the sky, dashing here and there, glinting in the sunlight. Eying their next morsel or just moving from here to there, playing, singing, racing through the skies.
Size (h w d): 7.25 x 12 x 0.75 in
Medium: Enamel, acrylic and ink on a recycled slab
Painted edge
Series: Flight
Is it possible to capture motion in a painting? A theme I return to often is that of imaginary flora and fauna. The creatures and flowers and trees that I imagine if I were to design a world. In my mind I see birds flying rapidly through the sky, dashing here and there, glinting in the sunlight. Eying their next morsel or just moving from here to there, playing, singing, racing through the skies.
Exhibition History: Guild of Charlotte Artists 2023 Fall Juried Event – awarded Honorable Mention
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