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Members GalleryMay 19-June 15, 2010 I’ve been a self-taught artist for the most part Weathered subjects in rust and ruin are fascinating to me, not only because of their character, but also in the challenge it takes to recreate the various surface textures on paper. Rural environments are generally where picture concepts are discovered My artwork is created in my home studio from photographs I have taken. Photographing during winter months or in rural environments makes it impossible to work on location. Primarily I’m a graphite artist, and use a variety of pencil ‘leads’. Each area is drawn to the finished detail using multi-layered values, as opposed to a painter that may lay in general colors on the onset. Rarely do I return for adjustments. The execution of a large picture may entail many months of work. To create art without the use of color I do enjoy and prefer. Occasionally, when the subject’s interpretation I feel would be enhanced by a color rendition, I will produce a watercolor or oil painting. A brief listing of credentials- Publications: Museums: Numerous regional and national awards, among them:
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