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Wishing you a very Merry Christmas as well Ana, I hope things are well with you and you're still making such
great art!.. your friend - gary ( gxhpainter )

thanks Sandy and Happy Thanksgiving to you and all your family.

OMG!! It's been too long since I checked on you mate and you have caused me to faint away at this work!!!... I just had to smile it is soooo good. Are you messing about with an iPad Pro? let me...

Hi Rondo, this is a particularly nice work I meant to comment on it when you first posted it but got busy , just wanted to say how much I like this one !

I have been working on a few of these, using the hard edges to symbolize an urban environment, complete with cranes in the distance. Portland is like that with lots of trees giving an
organic and...

thanks Sandy it is a bit different for me but I like the vibe it gives.

Really ! oooh I can see why it was a great show , now you've given me some ideas on what to watch next.

Hi Chad sorry for the late reply, but yes I painted traditionally for nearly 35 years ( but the last twenty have just been digital work ) with all types of media, acrylics, oils, watercolor and...

the fifth in this series although I haven't posted them all here. Bright and joyful fun in the city vibe at night with all the neon and other lights ..

How funny one of my followers on Instagram said the exact same thing " I see a tiger"... totally unintentional on my part but definitely there!

one of your best IMHO. you have said so much without overworking a complex scene.

Thanks for the information Chad ! and it goes without saying it is the artist not the tools that makes art! Especially so in your case. I think you are part of a new generation of plein-air painters...

a very nice work Rondo, love the color and design, a beautiful work.

I recently saw some beautiful and amazing Chinese and Japanese ink scrolls and panels, and some abstracts by three famous Japanese print makers ( Hagiwara Hideo, Ida Shōichi, and Takahashi Rikio) in...

Al glad you posted these as I have been using Topaz as a finishing step on occasion, less currently but I sure had fun with it. And it is great to see one work and some of the variations. As digital...

Hi Chad, I loved your Arizona series, as a desert rat I know the beauty of the Southwest and the diversity of beautiful mountains, and wide skies. I have to ask, you may have already said, are all...

thanks, I kinda like that pastel stick look to lay in color, along with pencil ( colored ) . That is a great thing about digital work, mixed media with no mess or fuss...

done using the rule " a lot of something, some of that, and just a little other " not an exact quote but ... please enjoy with your favorite cup of tea/coffee..or bourbon as needed!.:rolleyes:

wow, really a very nice work, I agree with DarkOwnt it is a sublime work, and outside of your normal expression, just shows how remarkably talented you are.! well done your wife will be thrilled.

just to give you an idea about the plasticity of digital painting and my own process, I took a previous work " Future Blossoms" that had mixed reviews here and used it for a starting point and then...

more wonderful work, how you get such control of hues and values to present atmospheric conditions is amazing to me. It looks like your grandmother loved golf or your grandfather did and this is a...

Love the Wed AM work very deep and mysterious with bright notes, almost classical in mood. Also please check out InkAid here. I have used it with great success on Arches WC paper and heavy bond...

Hi eighty++, well that amazes me some what , that you would go for the bold colors like the past
couple, I kinda come and go with that sometimes I can't help myself and go big and bold. Other...

ah the journey continues and develops, loving all these. Take a look HERE. I use the Timeless print glaze, very easy and quick and less expensive that Krylon and no spray mists getting on and into...

Hi eighty+++, It's been awhile since I stopped by, and I am amazed at your continued progress and used of rich colors and contrasts. some really good work here!.. and great to see you
keeping going...

a continuation on this series of non objective works, a good one to sit with and enjoy a cup of tea/coffee..