acrylic painting

This painting is the last painting I did for Painting with a Twist’s internal contest in back in 2014; Out of the three that I turned in, this perhaps is the most complicated piece of all. It’s no Albert Bierstadt nor an Andrew Wyeth in status. It’s way too simplistic a painting to be considered […]

So last week I posted a painting I did for Painting with a Twist. In that article, I stated that I did about three or so paintings for an internal contest for the company. Here is one of the three I made back in 2014; This painting is immensely simple, and out of the three […]

I just ran in the rain yesterday. Depending on the kind of rain it is, it’s really fun to do so. Yesterday wasn’t too bad. It was a nice breezy 58 degrees Fahrenheit, so it wasn’t freezing weather to be running in. I had fun jogging along getting wet until halfway through a flash of […]

Looking back at this particular piece gave me some memories; Not too long ago I posted an artwork that set me on the path to doing drippy acrylic paintings. This is one of the paintings from that particular set. I honestly love this particular painting, even though now I consider it “immature.” As I had […]

Before I dive in and talk about the nuisances of the painting I picked to look at retrospectively, I just want to take the time to say Merry Christmas one more time! I really hope that your Christmas went well and that you got all you wishes for this holiday season. As for today’s throwback; […]

Absolutely no sketchbook update for this past week. I’m just writing this post because I’m uber excited about this picture; I have been doing portrait paintings for Christmas presents in the last five years or so. These are the ones I made for this year. I’m just really happy I finally finished it. I intended […]

Gobble gobble Turkey Day! I hope right now you are experiencing Turkey comatose! I almost did… but then I was tasked with cleaning dishes and that woke me up. And so here I am writing a Thanksgiving-throwback-Thursday post. This time around we’ll go far back once again and visit old work from my college days. […]