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This is one of my earlier pieces. I believe the first circle and wood panel piece I ever did. I also A LOT of different colors. Placing a funnel in the center, the paint would be held within until I slowly released bits at a time. Once the funnel was emptied, I wait a while to let the paint layers fall to the earth. I then take the blow dryer and press in a circular outward direction. this roles the paint over itself like waves of water towards the shore. Then, again, let gravity do its thing as the colors begin to break through the top from within, creating a multitude of colorful rips and cells. And for an experimental addition to my usual style, I poured a 24k gold border. It is Flat Earth from a distance…
17 acrylic colors covered with epoxy resin
16” diam.
This is one of my earlier pieces. I believe the first circle and wood panel piece I ever did. I also A LOT of different colors. Placing a funnel in the center, the paint would be held within until I slowly released bits at a time. Once the funnel was emptied, I wait a while to let the paint layers fall to the earth. I then take the blow dryer and press in a circular outward direction. this roles the paint over itself like waves of water towards the shore. Then, again, let gravity do its thing as the colors begin to break through the top from within, creating a multitude of colorful rips and cells. And for an experimental addition to my usual style, I poured a 24k gold border. It is Flat Earth from a distance…
17 acrylic colors covered with epoxy resin
16” diam.