Completing my "Real cowboys" trilogy...

I've made a last painting for a triad of works with a similar style for this series...

This one is called "Smoking gun", for a view of the trilogy see my Facebook Page on the right.

Note to self: I think I satisfied myself with these half drawn/half painted renditions using Japanese and acrylic inks enhanced with acrylic colors.  This approach suited the subject matter perfectly ("fake cowgirls" delivering somewhat of a political message). I still see potential with acrylic inks, but I feel the need to use more colors and special effects in the future. As usual, I try to retain any useful developments from previous experimentation....

Finalizing my "real cowboys" triad...

After having completed a painting that took a slant on the wild side (it was a useful experiment that  did not qualify for the series - see my Facebook Page), I decided to go for a last one : "real cowboys - smoking gun"...

Evidently, there is nothing real about these cowboys (or cowgirls to be more precise)...

Note to self: I should welcome these paintings that go totally out of hand. There is always something to be retained for my future works.

My latest painting approach... the collection grows!

Over the last few months, I have leveraged my ink/collage techniques to produce 4 new works representing well my response to the World as it stands!

From left to right, "Looning out I", "Looning out II", "Real cowboys I" and "Real cowboys II". I think there are still a few more in me!

Group exhibition in Sutton... featuring two of my paintings from May 4th to June 4th!

During the month of May, I am partaking in a group exhibition at the Art Sutton gallery...

Two of my "burning geishas" are on display...

A couple of paintings in the backburner...

Expanding on my ink technique, I have initiated two new works with a slight political overtone, "Looning out" and "Real cowboys" ...

A few more steps are required before I can call them "done"...

Burning geishas in my hometown...

Until March 26th, I have the opportunity to partake in a collective painting exhibition in my hometown...

Part of my burning geisha series is in display and, so far, I have received positive feedback on these new works. It's time however to change course while piggybacking on the techniques developed for this series...

Geisha series in the making!

A few more paintings, and I should be satisfied with this specific creative approach of late...

I'm looking at completing a few more smaller formats and will present a portion of that series at a group exhibition in my hometown. In the near future, I want to expand with this approach, adding more complexity and colors.