Still River Studios

Title: “Glass Jar”
Dimensions: 6″x6″
Medium: Oil

watch a short video of how I painted this glass jar.

This painting is sold.

Title: “Cherry Tomato”
Dimensions: 7″x5″
Medium: Oil

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Title: “Actual Size”
Dimensions: 7″x5″
Medium: Oil

This painting was fun because my challenge was to paint it actual size. Every house should have at least one of these.

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Title: ” ‘A’ is for Apple”
Dimensions: 6″x6″
Medium: Oil

Sometimes you come across a piece of fruit that deserves to be honored. This apple looked perfect to me, so I put it on a block to display it properly.

Update September 24, 2007

This painting was submitted and accepted into the HAMMERS 2008 “Images of Home” juried calendar.

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Title: “Glistening White”
Dimensions: 7″x5″
Medium: Oil

This painting was interesting to do - nearly monochromatic, but not quite. There are some parts that are semi-transparent and other parts which are opaque. Reflections are always fun to do.

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Title: “Queen Anne’s Lace”
Dimensions: 10″x8″
Medium: Oil

These flowers grow wild along the street where I live. I spend a lot of time in my studio and like to take a break by going for a walk and looking at the wild flowers and weeds. Some of them are beautiful. These were small enough to fit into a crystal salt shaker. I just left the top off and made a mini vase out of it.

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Title: “2D-3D-2D”
Dimensions: 6″x6″
Medium: Oil

This is known as a Greek Football (soccer for Americans). Anyway, it’s made by weaving strips of construction paper.

This painting was completed with only red, white, blue and black colors.

I was exploring the concept of taking something two dimensional (paper) and making a three dimensional form with it (the football) and then painting on a two dimensional surface (gessoed board) so it looks three dimensional. It sounds circuitous but interesting none the less.