Painting is the best way to play with color. I could spend hours just mixing paints. My experience has mostly been with oils and watercolor; they behave differently but both are compatible with my style of working. I enjoy a loose gestural handling of the brush. I think it’s important to see the human behind the painting in some way. Something happens between receiving information through the eye, transmitting it to the brain and then out of the paintbrush that I like to leave exposed.
Experimentation of sewing into paper. Part of the Art House Co-Op postcard exchange
Painted from a live model on plexiglass and printed on paper
Cabbage Inspired Monoprint
Inspired by my Granny’s cute backyard bird house collection
I am always drawn to the organic lines within red cabbage.
Oil paint on plexiglass, printed on paper. A sketch of a larger oil landscape painting I did.
Oil painting of my favorite towels. I love the way fabric hangs and the shadow it casts on the wall.
Towel Painting
Grandma Mary’s Nine Patch
Lauren W Wilder 