Temporary Residence, Digital Abstract Art

This digital abstract piece is a comment on the plight of the near-homeless. As an alternative to living in your car, the low cost storage rental may be a necessary alternative; assuming an empathetic site manager is willing to turn a blind eye.

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This seascape artwork imagines a colorful variety of reef life waving in the underwater currents. The tentacle-like brush strokes are sometimes overlay complimentary color underpainting, sometimes complimentary colors are laid down brush stroke beside brush stroke. Generally, this work, a different design path for this artist, was an experiment in [...]]]> Reef Garden, Seascape Artwork

Reef Garden, Seascape Artwork

This seascape artwork imagines a colorful variety of reef life waving in the underwater currents. The tentacle-like brush strokes are sometimes overlay complimentary color underpainting, sometimes complimentary colors are laid down brush stroke beside brush stroke. Generally, this work, a different design path for this artist, was an experiment in the use of a broad, wet digital brush in a familiar palette.

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This geometric art work was inspired by the thought that the Christian concept of Christ’s supreme sacrifice may have its parallels in other cultures. The notion of human sacrifice has cross-cultural historical underpinnings and this work, created on Easter Sunday, acknowledges the apparent human need to sacrifice as [...]]]> Easter Altars, Geometric Art

Easter Altars, Geometric Art

This geometric art work was inspired by the thought that the Christian concept of Christ’s supreme sacrifice may have its parallels in other cultures. The notion of human sacrifice has cross-cultural historical underpinnings and this work, created on Easter Sunday, acknowledges the apparent human need to sacrifice as a means of redemption.