100 Paintings, 100 Days

       Painting one painting per day for 100 days straight. Seems challenging? Some days it was, most it wasn't; instead it felt enjoyable. As an abstract artist one painting a day isn't enough to express what I feel. This Process did yield interesting results however. The paintings were completed either in the woods or at home after walking. I allowed myself to work once on the painting, then left them completed, I call this Process my "One and Done". There is a real raw energy to these paintings. One can sense frustration, rapid strokes, a burst of energy within the subject matter, and a real passion for the woods, especially Boynton Park where the majority of these work were painted or inspired from.

Pink Vulva III
Day 25
oil on cardboard

Sap Circle
oil and house paint on cardboard

Sap Circle
oil and house paint on cardboard 

Sap Circle
oil and house paint on cardboard 

pre-Howl
Day 22
oil on wood board

Pink Vulva I
Day 4
oil on canvas board

Paper Birch
oil on unprimed cardboard

Snow Sap
oil and house paint on cardboard 

Yellow Birch Rot
oil on canvas taped on wood board

Solstice
oil on unprimed cardboard

Three Hole Pine
Day 1
oil on styrafoam

Tree Rot
oil on cardboard

Hole
Day 2 
oil on canvas

I've begun posting these paintings in no particular order, just a hope that you might enjoy them.
More to come soon.