This painting was my second Musandam scene I wanted to put on canvas. The cliff face was so majestic and beautiful with the high contrast from the direct sun on the cliff, I had to see if could recreate that presence for you to enjoy. I used mixed m
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Ocean Wave Using mixed media in a fluid way, I had fun tipping the canvas with a mix of blue/black and silver acrylic paints within a creamy base of white. I played with it until there was a real sense of water movement inside and outside the wave.
The view on the way back home from my scuba dive. So peaceful, capturing the pinks and lilacs of the lower light in the sky. This made the mountains turn cool blues and purples. The picture is framed and signed. It is 30cms (12”) x 50cms (20”) x 3
Inside the Wave - My first attempt and on a smaller scale than my other wave painting, this was using brighter blues and a hint of pink for some under sea imagery of corals or fish. I tried to bring in some of the crest of the wave so you can imagin
Shards - a dramatic piece I made with light, water and ice in mind, it can be underwater, through glass, an icy lake or wherever your imagination takes you. I added multiple colours in many layers, using a blower to make it race across the canvas to
Jewel Valley - a topographical aerial view I imagined of an exotic part of the earth. Swirls of acrylic paint are layered using the flip cup fluid art technique. This allows the paints to blend in a unique way, which I disturb using oils and movement
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I love to give energy and movement to a painting and want this to capture your eye on your wall and take you to a mountainous place of beauty and nature. Acrylic mixed media on stretched canvas, my idea was to create a sense of falling across the pa
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