Science Inspired, Science infused, Science Enabled ART
New work for the first part of July. I have a very nice revision of “Gelid Seascape”. The original idea was an experiment in building up a seascape from extruded ribbons three dimensional threads of clear and tinted acrylic medium. … Read More
Out of Balance and “network” themed works leading to the Tree of Life Series Tour the Exhibit “Aesthetic Experiments” online. Use the links below to navigate to other sections of the exhibit. Navigation: Previous … Read More
Fluid Dynamics Series Tour the Exhibit “Aesthetic Experiments” online. Use the links below to navigate to other sections of the exhibit. Navigation: Previous Main Exhibit Page … Read More
I’ve recently completed a few more “traditional” landscape paintings. They’re actually somewhere between Post-impressionism and Expressionism in overall style and look, with textural and media twists that are signatures of my own unique style. My creative process includes a lot … Read More
Previous painting Up to Music and Machinery Next Painting Dissonance acrylic on canvas, 20 x 16 inches Contact me for information rv@nerdlypainter.com 781-643-1368 Purchase a giclee print of Dissonance Go to the downloads page for a complete originals … Read More
Previous Up to Fluid Dynamics To Science Art … Read More
See more on my NEW WEBSITE: Trees and Forests Tree of Life Ink Drawings From the “Tree of Life” Series, scroll down for more images and works. Rooted 12 x 12 acrylic with string and twine on canvas original … Read More
Music of the Spheres, oil on canvas Stretched canvas, painted sides, signed. Giclee Available Notes: Created in layers. Dripped and brushed paint thinned with media was used to create loose washes of color, then washing with turpentine thinned paint … Read More
Un-themed and Varied The Winter show at the Gallery at 100 Market Street Reception Feb 1 2013, 5-7 PM at 100 Market Street, Portsmouth NH To see works like this in my online shop, look here. This season’s exhibit at … Read More
1. That slooow drying oil paint Oil paint can take a long time to dry. When it’s thinned with turpentine the turpentine evaporates quickly and the paint “dries”, but sometimes that layer can still be smudged. What is it about … Read More
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