Abstracts reacting to one another

Oil paint often is immitated with acrylic so it is difficult to tell one from the other. I have thought that my acrylics looked like oil because I started painting with oil in the 60's. After years of acrylic painting, I see big diffeences in how I proceed in applying the paint.

Departure from abstract line to abstract spots

Rock and reflection abstract diptych

Oil on masonite boxes. Please click on the image to see enlargement.

Red line oil paintings

Keeping expresssion through line while working from nature!

Before my changes

I am not sure going back into the painting that was good was necessary but I sure like the way the two go together after the changes.

Acrylic painting from nature

Today these paintings looked unfinished until I made some changes. I think they go together as a pair. These are acrylic and done in a very dry evaporative atmosphere. Both days I painted on them in the afternoon sun.

My Hubby caught another one 6:10AM

Paintings from Cascade Head, Oregon

Acrylic on masonite board box 14" square, by 1 3/4"

No brushes, no extra solvent oil painting at the Oregon Coast

The picnic table is my studio furniture.

Click on the photo see close-up all the paintings.

While I was painting Fisherman caught dinner

Painting at Coyote Rock on the Siletz

Painting at the Oregon Coast

The fog is lingering today but this afternoon it should rise with the breeze and change of tide.