My recent work involves small, a la prima, still-life and figurative paintings. I started creating a painting a day on 5/5/09 as a daily practice and discipline in order to liberate my work by painting from life in a restricted amount of time. In carefully considering placement, shape, color, composition and lighting, I strive to find the essence and beauty of common objects.
My other work takes days, weeks or months to complete one painting. The time constraint of producing a painting a day forces me to look for what is essential. Plus it keeps me busy and helps me feel productive.
