Not realistic. Art on this page includes abstract, surreal, geometric and deviant art.
ABYX - 22 x 28 - acrylic on canvasboard
An exploration of shapes, colors, and acrylic texture.
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BIDH-603 - 48 x 30 - acrylic on canvas
You are laying in bed in hospital room 603.  When you look at the ceiling you notice the curtain track that snakes around the beds.  Add  a little color and here is what you get.
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BIG BANG - 24 x 20 - acrylic on canvasboard
What do you do with all those acrylic paint chips you have peeled off your pallet?  Turn them into an explosive collage.
ELEPHANTS PRODIGIES & APES - 30 x 30 - acrylic on canvas
An elephant was put in front of a canvas with a few buckets of paint.  His keeper stuck a paint brush in his trunk and let him slop away at it.  They framed the finished product, and the zoo sold it at a fund raising auction for $10,000.  Similar stories have been told about chimps and one of the news shows did an article on a 3 year old who did the same thing.  The going prices were all about the same. 

I have no objection to supporting a worthy cause, but I find it most galling that sub-humans and infants have succeeded where I have not.  If their mindless drivel can fetch that kind of money so should mine.  I have taken up the challenge.  I have tried to imagine what the three might come up with if they collaborated on the same painting.  Hence the title "Elephants, Prodigies, and Apes".  The price is $10,000.

Now it's up to you.
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Eruption
There are either a lot of souls going into the light, or a lot of rocks coming out of it.
HARVEST OF THE TARMUCKS - 28 x 22 - acrylic on canvasboard
Done as a project for Halloween, we see a Tarmuck dining on his kill. Others are seen in the background and who knows what lurks below the low lying fog.  There is a light on in the house on the hill.  Pray the Tarmucks don't notice it.
NORTHERN SUN - 22 x 28 - acrylic on canvasboard
A squirrel on the north end of a log at sunset.
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SOUTHERN SUN - 22 x 28 - acrylic on canvasboard
A squirrel on the south end of a log at sunset.