In the early 1900s, an international group of artists developed a style of abstraction that pared images down to basic straight lines, rectangular planes, and primary colors. Piet Mondrian was perhaps one of the best known artists of this movement. … Continued
While on a trip to Minnesota in August, I took a ton of photos of flowers and foliage. I am terrible at gardening, so don’t grow flowers of my own, so maybe that is why I was so enthralled with … Continued
…an adventure in abstract art. After much playing around recently, I am beginning to get a little more comfortable with abstract art. However, I find that it is of little use to try to make a plan, but rather can … Continued
I have been working on some non representational abstracts lately as I want to include them in some upcoming shows. Many look at abstracts and say something like “my four year old could do that!” While I do think that … Continued
Its no wonder that poured canvases are all the craze! They are fun and easy, if you know what you are doing! Take advantage of my hours of research and experimentation as I demonstrate how to achieve cells, swipe, do … Continued
Learn step by step how to make a mid century modern, Mondrian influenced, style abstract grid from any image that works as a silhouette in this hands on workshop. All supplies included. Bring your own image or pattern, or use … Continued
Learn how to make a De Stijl style abstract piece using mixed media and silhoutte of your choice!
North of November is an intuitive mixed media work that has evolved over several months. I first created a background, then it sat around for awhile while I contemplated where it should go next. The man was a later addition … Continued
