Following the lead of interesting colors, patterns and shapes. 

A bit like a mosaic, a bit like stained glass.... but all in acrylic paint. Landscapes are broken down into intricate pieces, surrounded by hard edges, and together represent the flow and patterns found in the natural landscape. The edges allow for strong contrasts adding visual interest and appeal; but as the collection name suggests, the most interesting element of these pieces rests "between the edges" - spaces filled with vibrant colors, textures, and in many pieces: DOTS!. This collection features a wide array of textural explorations: from the smooth, but richly pigmented acrylic marker segments, to mixed media elements adding depth and feel to mountain ridges, rock formations, trees, skyscapes, and water. 

"Chromatic spectrum: A scientific term for an orderly arrangement of colors"
Utilizing multi loaded paintbrush, one stroke technique to suggest mountains or terrain, a mood is set in the sky with the contrasting, soft nature of dots. 
These contrasting elements live harmoniously through their shared colors. Together portraying a unique, if not always completely realistic, chromatic Spectrum of nature. 

Each tree has a story to tell with it's intricate patterns. Brought to life thr

2"x2"  to about 5"x5" pieces

This collection uses color and patterns to evoke the feeling of a landscape or setting. An echo in time of a specific setting or general feeling of being in the mountains or other natural setting. 

Utilizing a 3D Acrylic paint, forms in nature are quickly represented. The nature of the paint and application method allows the capturing of the movement, flow, and suggestion of the element as opposed to a precise representation.

It's not a word, I know. This series came about when experimenting with a way to make my own materials similar to the special acrylic used in the "Tangled" series. What came about worked so differently, that where that series was about quick motion to represent the object.... The custom Mixed Media mixture in this series allows for more precise lines and the ability to break objects down into representative patterns. Order from the chaos, with both series being equally striking in their way.