“Grab Your Mallets”
This 12″x12″ oil painting on gallery wrapped canvas is a fun colorful painting I did this past snowy winter. I bought a bunch of old croquet balls at an antique show and the cadmium orange Fiesta Kitchen Kraft was already in my collection. I love color, I love orange, I love nostalgia!
This is a working title for this latest painting done in acrylic. Not sure the title is going to stick but it’s a good start. This is another Portsmouth store front. It is actually a restaurant named Poco’s Bow Street Cantina in a beautiful old brick building. Between the old brick, the pediments, and the hanging starlights in the window I was intrigued.
Acrlyic on 8×10 panel $150 (unframed)
These paintings are of an awesome old truck at an antique dealership in Hampton, NH. I thought that they would look cool exaggerated with close-up detail. These were fun to paint.
framed (black floating 1″ frames) 4×4 ” acrylic on panel $110 each
Blue Truck 1
Blue Truck 2
This is a series of a cool vintage pink Chrysler I always see parked near my painting studio in Hampton, NH. I always wanted to paint it. The license plate said beachwagon. I did try painting the whole car, but didn’t like it until I focused in on the details.
Each is framed in a black 1″ floating frame.
$110 each Acrylic on 4×4″ panel
Currently I have them displayed on a black board together as a group.
Way cool.
Beachwagon 1
Beachwagon 2
Beachwagon 3
11 days of finding myself and also, the closest bathroom.
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