Imagekind Gallery Explorations

Crayon

Bright colors blending together forming arches. The surface appears to be slightly tectured and the subject appears to be colored by a master of crayons! Any young or young-at-heart person will find this digital drawing fun to look at. Best viewed large.

Ring Redux

I wish there was a method to let you really zoom in on this richly colored and textured abstract. There are wonderful details & bits that can only be discovered on the print and large version. I hope the overall impact however, cannot be missed even online. To me, there is movement and excitement in this digital painting. Add a contemporary splash of color and interest to your wall. Designed to work well any size, but my personal preference is extra large on canvas.

Natural Joy

This abstract hints at leaves and petals. "Natural Joy" is fresh and alive and full of rich jeweltones and interesting textures. This one is best viewed and printed large!

Communion

This is one you have to see large or in person to fully appreciate because there are such intricate textures and color shifts, however, there is equal interest from a distance too. Viewers may see many diffent shapes and 'ojects'. The artist sees a wine goblet, a ring, two people facing each other, which inspired the title of this piece. What do you see?

Begonia

Shades of terrcotta, peach, mauve, plum and lavendar are found in this abstract floral.

Romaine

This subject of this abstract digital painting has an organic look with its layered leafy rosette design. Soft greens with a hint of lavendar.

Chantilly

This is a blushing pink and ecru "lacey" abstract floral. It is gentle and soft and soothing to the eyes.

Stone Sun

Gray tones with depth, texture and detail. Best printed and viewed LARGE! Subtle, but this abstract will add impact to any room. Geometric shapes, a subtle sunflower, and free forms combine to bring natural and computer generated designs in harmony.

Luster

A digital exploration, this abstract is very unique and a departure from the artist usual style. It may bring to mind opals, mother-of-pearl, molten metal, alien life forms or cosmic passageways. It looks manufactured and organic at the same time.