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Post and Lintel
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This is one of my favorites. I used paint rollers on paper for this painting.  By scrubbing the acrylic paint as I applied it, the surface emerged flat, resembling a print.

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Ancient Ones
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Each layer of acrylic paint applied was sanded until a satin patina was developed on the entire surface. This is a people friendly piece because viewers like to run their hands over the smooth, shiny surface.

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Shadow People

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Auntie

This is an abstract image of a photo taken at my great-grandmothers farmhouse in Kansas.  The human figure you see is my Aunt Marge, age 92.

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Spirit Man

This image began to emerge and disappear as I painted. Here, I am using only ranges of white, black and gray acrylic paint.  To further change the convention of showing work, I hang this piece upside down, because spirit people wouldn’t really know up from down.

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Ark and the Noah
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The ship image began emerging late in the painting.  Before long, the painting took on a life of its own.  A combination of roller painting and brush painting gives this work a new depth of texture that correlates with the movement of the boat and figure in the boat.