Swirls of apricot, pale pink, lavender and lemon form an image that is simultaneously soothing and a bit dizzying.
I like this image for its similar color palette to the “Shark Tooth Cactus”, and also for how well it lends itself to abstraction.
Light from the middle of the Twentieth Century was stuck in this showroom. I had to set some of it free.
The green moss on the bare, snow-dusted tree was a breath of life betraying the appearance of wintry death in this snowscape.
I prefer the gold leaves and green figs on a backdrop of antique paper rather than the gray sky that actually engulfed them.
It looked as if the looming winter sky was sticking its bright, pink tongue out at me – in a friendly sort of way.
The green moss on the bare, snow-dusted tree was a breath of life betraying the appearance of wintry death in this snowscape.
The winter sky was the perfect foil for this day-glo colored carnival ride.
In somber tones reminiscent of a platinum print, the shapes and shadows of the gourds signaled summer was over, even on this sunny day.
Talk about a looming sky! This one changed a charming carnival ride into a menacing, mechanical, crazed-looking calamari.