Showing posts with label Boudreau FAI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Boudreau FAI. Show all posts

Friday, June 19, 2020

Porcelain Runes


This work speaks to the viewer in an unknown language.


Secret writing,
magic marks,
mumbo jumbo.
What's the meaning?
What is real?
Our reactions!
to the mumbo jumbo, 
magic marks,
and secret writing.


A mysterious, high gloss,
high textured acrylic painting
on 22 1/2" x 17 3/4" masonite, 
ready to hang
floating 3/4" above the wall surface
by the attached french cleats.













Wednesday, June 17, 2020

White Caps


In the heart of the storm there is a calm watchful eye,
and on the horizon solid land beneath blue skies,
a storm of colorful energy.

High gloss, strong strokes of acrylic paint
on 22 1/2" x 18" masonite,
this painting is ready to hang,
through unframed,
floating 3/4"above the wall surface
by its attached french cleats.










Thursday, April 2, 2020

Sunday Comics


Thanks to
my thoughtful neighbor
who shared the extra copy
of her newspaper.

It's been decades
since I've enjoyed
a steaming cup of coffee
while reading
the Sunday comics
in print.



After another long hiatus, the artist finds refuge in an unheated attic on Corbin Avenue. Imposed isolation turned out to be the catalyst needed for creativity. 

This Offering's painting is 9" x 28 1/4", Golden acrylic paint and mediums on gessoed hardboard. It is available in my Etsy store.

Sunday, June 28, 2015

Living in Sandy Hook

Going abstract to loosen up a little. 

The greens are an impression of the view out my studio windows, while the reds come from that needling one gets while driving around town, here in Sandy Hook. Will those bumper stickers ever fade?

Tiny gripes of mine, petty things. Good ol' Sandy Hook and Newtown are actually more worthy of a brag or two. For instance:

Looky here at the fancy "new" studio easel some kind soul left by the roadside with a hand-scrawled FREE sign attached.
Putting this new setup to work along with an old 18" x 24" Jumbo pad of drawing paper, I've had lots of carefree play with a stash of old acrylic paints. Finished work is having a tough time finding a home though. Right now it's collecting in the space above the stairs to the gallery.
If you happen to get a wild urge to own one of these colorful ditties, send me an email using the "About Me" Blogger link at the bottom of the right column. All offers will be taken seriously. 

Art is for sharing.
Send these babies out into the world!