Friday, August 21, 2020

Dirty

Acrylic paint and green marker on 8" X10" canvas board

 Acrylic paint and green Crayola marker on 8" X 10" canvas board 

This one was really easy. The day before, I decided to make a few backgrounds, just backgrounds, for future use. 

This morning I looked at this and just pulled out my green Crayola marker. My only problem was keeping the marker from smudging.

Wednesday, July 22, 2020

City Map

Done with acrylic pens on 9" X 12" canvas board.
The blue lines are major highways. The green areas are parks. The gold are major buildings, such as museums or city buildings 



Red on Green


July Text Writing

     This is something new for this blog. Usually I just display my latest art pieces on this blog, but I was reading that it would be good for any art fans and viewers of this blog to know what I've been doing lately, so, as far as my art goes, this is what I've done lately
      I've decided to submit more pieces to contests run by the Light, Space & Time online art gallery. While I have never outright won any of their contests or even came close, several times they saw fit to display my work with other great entries and theirvwere even a few times when they said my work had special merit or deserved special recognition, so I decided to enter all three of their current contests.
     For their Primary Colors contest, I entered two copies of my Dog With Glasses prints, one in red and the other in blue.

     For their Animal contest, I again entered my red Dog With Glasses, but this time added my photographic collage, my Dog Nosed Washington.

     Their third contest was honoring their tenth anniversary, so I could enter ten pieces for $10.
      They include:
Demon Eye

   


Lines on Red


Tuesday, May 5, 2020

Circles & Red Square


Acrylic paint on 8" X 10" canvas board

My Street Light

You've seen street lights with the words,
WALK and DON'T?
I thought I'd add a few of my own,
WALK, CAUTION, DON'T WALK, SKIP, HOP AND DANCE
Note the dancing bus and the dancing people on the sidewalk.
Done with acrylic paint on 8" X 10" canvas board.