New oil piece.

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This is an oil painting I finished a few days ago.It's about 70% dry.It's a 24" x 40" diptych titled"Field's Edge".It's the first time I've used liquin and I'm quite happy with it.

New Landscape

Here's a new landscape. Acrylic 24" x 24"Gallery stretcher.Titled "Sunset on the Old Oak".This piece will be up for sale in my store later tonight.

Recently Sold works.

"Aerial 14"

"Aerial 12"


Here's a set of 24" x 24" abstracts "Aerial 12 & 14 " that I sold to a collector in Iowa.

New oil peices

I've finished an oil floral.It's a 24" x 40" diptych. I'll post some pics later. I've used liquin for the first time and I'll post the results regarding drying time. I also found something called eco turp made by Demco here in Canada.I 'll add a review of that product as well.

New Abstracts

This is a new set of 24"x 24" abstract cityscapes titled"Skyline3 &4".They'll be up on my online store later tonight.

Sold piece

This is a piece titled "9 Square" that I recently sold to a collector in Los Angeles, California.

Buying Original art

I was having a conversation with a local gallery owner last week about a customer that came into the gallery.The lady had come into the gallery after seeing a beautiful painting in the front window. She asked how much it was saying that it would look wonderful above her sofa ,and when told it was $3000 dollars she had a look of disappointment on her face.The gallery owner asked her how much her couch was and she replied,"$6000 dollars". The owner began to explain that her couch would only last 7 -10 years and a piece of fine art would last a lifetime.

When buying original art you are getting a life long investment that you can pass on to generations of your family.You also don't have to spend $3000 dollars either.There's ton's of great affordable art from self representing artists like myself.