Works on Paper
I continuously work on paper. I tend to have several such paintings at all times pasted onto a wall in my studio space. They develop slowly, intermittently occupying my attention while working on larger paintings on canvas.
Much of what I do on paper, as with the smaller paintings, is experimental and exploratory.
Note on titles
I sometimes name these painting and the name will have some significance. However, the numbers I’ve used on this website are purely to identify each piece. They have no other significance. They do not, for example, represent numbers in a series or express chronological sequence.
60. Yellow-green square
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58. The push and the pull
57. Three sisters
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39. (Black lives still matter)
38. (This is not a landscape)
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29. (Beeston boogie-woogie)
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26. (Green)
25. (Red)
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21. (The day of the dead)
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19. (Locomotion)
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17. (I'm old fashioned)
16. (This way)
15. (Blemish)
14. (Lazy bird)
13. (Seven sisters)
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11. (Blue)
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5. (Tool)
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2. (The cathedral)
