Portraits

Mothers Day

My stepdaughter and her baby.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I find portraits the most difficult skill to conquer,  but I am starting to give it a try!

 

These are my brother's gransbabies in pencil, watercolor, and markers.

 

Jack O'Neill (Richard Dean Anderson)

 

 

Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Metaphysical Paintings

I love sci fiction shows ... yes,  I admit it!

My favorite is StarGate! Here is a painting of the proverbial gate, and of the episode 1968.

I am also a fan of the original series of Star Trek.

 

And Spock in Bread and Circuses

 

 

On 2008 I saw the photographs from someone viewing the lunar eclipse, and I decided to give it a try!

And my take on what is an Ascended Being from the 5th dimension.

Music will take on the World

From the Movie 300

 

 

Alien Planets

 

 

 

 

 

Children's Artwork

My son is my favorite fan!  And he is always asking me for paintings for his room. 

Of course his favorite things are dinosaurs and video games characters!. 

Here is some of my work,  a couple of them are from when I was learning to paint,  so I have learned much since then!

Hades from Disney Hercules

Scrapbook Monsters!

House Mouse!

 

 

Disney Alice in Wonderland Singing Rose

 

 

Grumpy Cat

 

 

 

What is painting for me?

I will start with the definition of Art: Art is the quality, production, or expression of what is beautiful, appealing, and or more than ordinary significance.

So ....   as you can see, art like beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

To me art is more like a melody.  Yes, some works of art can be like music.

When you know about art, your eyes can go around a composition like a melody, when colors are well thought and the design is flawless. There is so much that goes into a work of art. There are tones of “rules” to follow to produce a good piece. From the Harmony of the colors, to the placement of the composition in general. As well as the idea behind it.

It is not just picking up a brush and draws something. It is so much more than that. To me art is a melody, a dance of sorts, a conversation.