I love the challenge of creating. For me, there is no greater satisfaction then planning an art project in my mind and then actually creating it. Using a variety of techniques and mediums adds to the challenge and to the sense of satisfaction. I work predominantly in wood, glass, and acrylic paint. Working with wood is an old passion dating back to my father’s workshop. I enjoy revealing the natural color of woods and highlighting the wood grain. Many of my wood pieces are made of exotic woods because the colors are so unusual. Color plays an important part in my glass and acrylic paint art, too. How the color of glass changes with heat and how the shape of the glass catches the light is a constant fascination for me. The main focus of my acrylic art is the use of color, but application and flow are also important. The possibilities are endless.
Perkinson center for the Arts and Education Baxter and Elaine Perkinson Jr. Art Gallery
