After a crazy July, full of moving and playing, I am back in the studio working on the Iris Flowsaics, the really BIG egg tempera painting and the experimental aluminum white flower series!

Feels fabulous to again be at work.

Good news! Two of the Quaking Aspen Flowsaics will be in a group show at eo art lab. More on that in a day or two.

I've leaped from the early jellie scribbles to a new body of work I'm calling the white flower series. It is still in the experimental stages but I'm sourcing materials and making progress. Here are two images of a piece I did just before the July madness set in.

I'm printing white peonies images I captured with my iPhone onto 17" x 35" aluminum flashing. Then I'm pouring varnish with micron pigments, in this I've used some earth-based yellow and some white, pink and orange flourescent pigments. I'm adding some linseed oil as well! It's unpredictable play.

Another view of the first white flower piece.