My grandaughter Abbie
30x40" Oil on Canvass
30x40" Oil on Canvass
My grandaughter Taylor
30x40" Oil on Canvass
30x40" Oil on Canvass
My sister Janis, retired middle and high school art and psychology teacher
30x40" Oil on Canvass
30x40" Oil on Canvass
My daughter Katie
30x40" Oil on Canvass
30x40" Oil on Canvass
If anyone is interested in a portrait, I would be happy to discuss it. Here are some things to consider: -I only work on a large canvas (30x40 inches). I guess Freud could speculate on that, LOL!
-I prefer to meet the subject for a photo session and color analysis. The in person meeting is important for helping capture the subject's true look and character.
-Paintings are on 2-inch profile canvases, so they DO NOT have to be framed.
-It's my artistic preference to not paint babies or the deceased. I feel that a baby's appearance changes so quickly, and in the other case, I would only be copying a photograph. I don't believe either case would be doing the subject of the portrait justice.
-Portrait prices vary, and I am willing to consider monthly payment plans.
-When considering the placement of your portrait, you should consider that the style of my portraits causes them to dominate a room. Therefore room and wall selection is important.
-I prefer to meet the subject for a photo session and color analysis. The in person meeting is important for helping capture the subject's true look and character.
-Paintings are on 2-inch profile canvases, so they DO NOT have to be framed.
-It's my artistic preference to not paint babies or the deceased. I feel that a baby's appearance changes so quickly, and in the other case, I would only be copying a photograph. I don't believe either case would be doing the subject of the portrait justice.
-Portrait prices vary, and I am willing to consider monthly payment plans.
-When considering the placement of your portrait, you should consider that the style of my portraits causes them to dominate a room. Therefore room and wall selection is important.
Self-portrait, 2015
