My abstract paintings are inspired by my love of vibrant colours, asymmetry, harmony and a great deal of exhilaration that reflect my multi-faceted personality.
I love the way each piece evolves from a basic idea and a choice of colours. I never just settle for the first iteration. I name the art based on what the final piece finally conjures up in my mind.
12x12in Acrylic on gallery stretched canvas
Someone from my painting group brought in this flower arrangement from her garden. It was a few random flowers and coleus thrown together but it was stunning. I guess you could say that this was my first still life interpretation.
12x12in. Acrylic on professional stretched canvas
At this time of the year, I have flowers on the brain.
24x30 in. Acrylic & mixed media on stretched canvas
These are the elements one would find in a flower cutting bed. Loads of colours and textures.
16x20in Acrylic on gallery quality stretched canvas
This is an interpretation of a scenery we saw during a trip to Scotland in the Glencoe area. It was a crazy day, probably the worse day in a long time but the early morning view was mesmerizing and obviously memorable.
14x14 in. Acrylic on gallery stretched canvas
This painting was inspired by the colourful beauty of the fields at the end of the summer. I named it Fields of hope because the painting is also a reflection about things that are going on in the world and amongst many of our personal lives. It's wishing for the best.
36x36in Multimedia on gallery stretched canvas
Despite a rainy weekend, this is the essence of bubbly.
36x48 Acrylic on stretched canvas