SEULE
THE CAINE MUTINY
PROTRACTORS
HOPE
Geometric Protractor
Tribute to Carmen Herrera
My Tribute To Man Ray's 'Acrobat'
#4 Collage based on Acrobat
Escape From the Cage
Child on a Swing
Passion and Fury Ran Red with Blood
The Puzzle
My tribute to Sonia Dulauney - 1885 to 1979. Sonia was a painter, fashion and costume designer.
Tribute to Man Ray
My tribute to Auguste Herbin
Piet Mondrian Father of Geometric Art
Asian Trilogy
Trilogy in Tribute to Buckwheat Zydeco's FIVE CARD STUD & HEY BABY
Trilogy of Lady Blue
Tribute to Richard Andres
Tribute to Piet Mondrian
Tension Art Trilogy
Rain in Paris
Asian Horseman I
Asian Horseman II
The Storms of Life
Basket of Plums
Turquoise Bowl
Still Life Turquoise Bowl
Still Life in Turquoise
Grasshopper 1973
John Coltrane
The World Smiles I
You Feel Everything
Words and Ink
Taos for Meredith
Study of Oranges
Don Quixote Rides Again
DON Q
UNWIND TIME
Tandem
Kitchen Art II
All Unite!!
French Kitchen Art
Let's Fix Dinner
Asian Warrior Mask
Blind Hate
Healing Sun
Maze I & Maze II
ERASE THE HATE
Trilogy of Love 1
The Unlikely Pair
Hugs and Kisses to My Sweet Bluebird
A Cacaphony of Thesis
Baring Souls, Daring Change
Weaving Memories
To Bike or Not to Bike
Suspension of Still Life
I Gathered Chaos
The Black Ghostly Canvas
Rike's Department Store in Preparation for Christmas
I have not done a still life in a long time. This is in memory of Dr. Donald Burns, a great artist who started the sketch of the watering can before his passing in 2018.
The Circus Train
I'm Almost Home
Artist's Self Portrait
There is Sometimes a Sun Behind the Third Cloud to the Right
Party of One I
Party of One II
Pray for Alzheimer's
Turquoise Rocket
There is a River
I'll Fly Away
Chinese Fisherman
City of the Mind
Heart Felt
Bananas
City Clown
Color Barn
In the Beginning
Andy's Coffee Land & Books and Collectibles
Flowers for Momma
Eyes So Wide
New York
My Morning Swim
I Found a New Mirror
Noir Nude
Caribbean Cabin
Red Blade
Angels Watching Over Us
Wailing Into Dancing
Pray for Alzheimer's
Train Tressle
Beach Life
We Grew Wings and Flew
MY JOURNEY - charcoal on watercolor paper.
SEULELayers of color and etching of nude on canvas.
THE CAINE MUTINY Acrylic and collage on canvas.
PROTRACTORSA tribute to geometric artist Frank Stella. 20" by 30” acrylic on watercolor paper.
HOPE38” by 38” acrylic and collage on canvas.
Geometric Protractor A tribute to Frank Stella. 16” by 20” acrylic on watercolor paper.
Tribute to Carmen Herrera
My Tribute To Man Ray's 'Acrobat'
#4 Collage based on Acrobat
Escape From the CageCollage on black hardboard with white chalk sketching. 20” by 20”
Chair Yoga
Child on a SwingCollage on hardboard. 12” by 18” unframed.
Passion and Fury Ran Red with BloodA tension art piece based on an erasure poem. 28"bt 36” acrylic and oil on watercolor paper.
The PuzzleGeometric Tension Art$600 framed. $400 unframed.
My tribute to Sonia Dulauney - 1885 to 1979. Sonia was a painter, fashion and costume designer.
Tribute to Man RayAcrylic on watercolor. 24” by 30”
My tribute to Auguste Herbin
Piet Mondrian Father of Geometric Art
Asian TrilogySet of three: (1) 16” by 20” (2) 14” by 16” - sold as set. $700 plus shipping.
Trilogy in Tribute to Buckwheat Zydeco's FIVE CARD STUD & HEY BABY
Trilogy of Lady Blue These are a tribute to Leon Russell and his 1975 song, Lady Blue.
Tribute to Richard Andres
Tribute to Piet Mondrian
Tension Art Trilogy
Rain in Paris
Asian Horseman I
Asian Horseman II
The Storms of Life
Basket of Plums
Turquoise BowlJapanese tradition of repairing cracked bowl or vase with gold or silver
Still Life Turquoise Bowl
Still Life in Turquoise
Grasshopper 1973
John Coltrane
The World Smiles I
You Feel Everything
Words and InkAnother alcohol ink piece embedded with erasure poetry.
Taos for Meredith
Study of Oranges
Don Quixote Rides Again
DON QI just started working in alcohol inks and its unusual technique.
UNWIND TIMECollage on hardboard. 16" by 20” unframed. Paris theme.
Tandem
Kitchen Art IICollage on hardboard - recipes, newsprint, and magazine cutouts.
All Unite!!
French Kitchen ArtCollage on board. 16” by 20” unframed.
Let's Fix DinnerAll collage from magazine pages and pieces of my photos.
Asian Warrior Mask
Blind Hate
Healing Sun
Maze I & Maze II
ERASE THE HATEHATRED pulls the trigger of more than just guns.
Trilogy of Love 1I painted this series during my self-isolation during Covid-19 in 2020. Imbedded haiku and string words about love.
The Unlikely Pair
Hugs and Kisses to My Sweet BluebirdThis painting is in memory of Jack Fink and was given to his lady; his sweet Bluebird
A Cacaphony of Thesis
Baring Souls, Daring ChangeA compilation of six paintings and poems.
My First Solo is an art/erasure poetry piece based on the life of Beryl Markham, one of the first women of flight. This piece was accepted by Star 82 Review for their 5.4 December 2017 issue.
Weaving MemoriesWorking on a small hand-made loom. Weaving in fabrics I have been saving and some I have used in recent design projects; along with bamboo and some jewelry that belonged to an old friend!
To Bike or Not to BikeThis is a recreation of a poster I found and knew that a friend would love; he is an avid biker. And was a challenge for me; sketching is not my strong suit!
Suspension of Still Life
I Gathered ChaosThis is an art piece I just finished with one of my erasure poems embedded into it. I am very excited about submitting this to Tiny Spoon Literary publication. It was accepted into their Spring 2019 Issue 2.
The Black Ghostly CanvasAnother acrylic on canvas with erasure poetry.
Rike's Department Store in Preparation for Christmas
I have not done a still life in a long time. This is in memory of Dr. Donald Burns, a great artist who started the sketch of the watering can before his passing in 2018.
The Circus TrainThis is a re-creation of a piece I did for a friend; a loose translation of hers. Acrylic and collage on canvas.
I'm Almost Home
Artist's Self PortraitMy first self-portrait. Acrylic and collage on canvas.
There is Sometimes a Sun Behind the Third Cloud to the Right
Party of One I
Party of One II
Pray for Alzheimer's
Turquoise Rocket
There is a River
I'll Fly Away
Chinese Fisherman
City of the Mind
Heart Felt
Bananas
City ClownI know not everyone likes clowns, thanks to Stephen King, but I love them and have many fond memories of clowns at the circus.
Color BarnThis piece was a recreation from a neutral painting I was working on. An artist friend suggested I go back to my favorite color palette. She liked it so much she bought it from me.
In the BeginningThis is an erasure art piece I plan to submit to Star 82 Review in the near future.
Andy's Coffee Land & Books and Collectibles
Flowers for MommaThis is a recreation from a very large painting I did for my mom many years ago. She had seen the original painting at the art museum in Chicago and asked me if I could paint something similar for her. I gave the original painting to a very dear friend after my mom passed away.
Eyes So WideThis is an art/erasure piece based on a poem written for one of my writer's group assignments. I later did an "erasure" on my own poem and added it to my painting.
New YorkThis is the second painting I have done with the watercolor background and photo/collage and drawing. It is a work in progress and so much fun.
Turquoise Truck
New York New York
My Morning Swim
Flying to New York
I Found a New Mirror
Noir Nude
Caribbean CabinThis painting was originally an acrylic on canvas I did for a friend in Florida. I have recreated it as a watercolor and gave it to my dad.
Red Blade
Angels Watching Over Us
Wailing Into Dancing
Pray for Alzheimer's
Train Tressle
Beach Life
We Grew Wings and Flew
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