After discovering the oil pastels, I started using oils and I loved them! I love the feel and the smell of oils, the buttery consistency, the shine. Unfortunately, the oil takes too much to dry and it’s also quite unsuitable for using when painting where you live, so lately I have been using acrylics. The heavy body ones are quite nice and dry very fast. My painting style seems to be changing and I do believe it has a lot to do with the nature of acrylics.
Here is a collection of my paintings:
Fall (oil on canvas, 8″x10″, 1997)
Forest in autumn (oils on canvas, 8″x10″, 1997)
Parrot (oils on cardboard, 9″x12″, 2002)
Hummingbird (oils on canvas-like plastic, 9″x12″, 2003)
Joy bird (oils on canvas, 9″x12″, 2003)
Blue eyes (oils, 2003)
Boats on a foggy day (oils, 1997)
Boats on a sunny day (oils, 1998)
Life: Bond (oils, 2000)
Butterfly (acrylic on canvas-like plastic, 2002)
Feathers (oils, 1998)
Fever (oils, 2000)
Flame (oils, 1998)
The flying fish (oils, 1998)
Life: Freedom (oils, 1998)
White Tulips – Hope (oils on canvas, 1998)
Wooden structures (oils, 1997)
Shine (oils, 1998)
Life: Journey (oils, 2004)
Landscape (oils, 1997)
Landscape (oils, 2004)
Life: Links (oils, 1998)
Life: Childhood (oils, 1998)
Life: Together (oils, 1998)
Life: Dance (oils, 1999)
Life: Dream (oils, 1999)
Life: Dream (oils, 1999)
Life: Mirror (oils, 1999)
Geometry (oils, 1999)
Color play (oils, 2004)
Sunny day on the beach (oils, 1998)
Dark (oils, 1997)
Storm (oils, 1999)
Lighthouse (oils, 1998)
Union Beach, NJ (oils, 1998)
Waves (oils, 1998)
Paradise (oils on canvas, 2001)
Parrot (oils, 1998)
Ribbons (oils, 1999)
Life: Seed (oils, 1998)
Sunset over mountains (oils, 1998)
Wind tunnel (oils, 1998)
