Paintings

I opened my gallery in 1992 with paper relief, but I was already on the way to developing my hi-tech approach to pochoir, that is, a combination of printing and hand coloring. Within two years, I had two kinds of art.

The majority of my customers had never touched a computer at the time. Their eyes glazed over as I explained how I made the line art with Illustrator on my computer, printed it on the huge (24x39") Japanese paper and then painted the color by hand. Customers called that work paintings, and they liked the subject matter and quirky drawing style.

  
Shows of paintings at former MK Colling Gallery at Village Gate Square, Rochester, NY.

PAINTINGS
Thinking-It-Over Chair, acrylic on fibrous paper

Another Storyteller, acrylic on fibrous paper
A View, acrylic on fibrous paper

Louise & Cat, acrylic on fibrous paper
Woodland Painting, acrylic on fibrous paper

Moses?, acrylic on fibrous paper
Rainforest Painting, acrylic on fibrous paper

Madonna & Cat, acrylic on fibrous paper
Halfnakedladies, acrylic on oriental paper
Blue Yoga Painting, acrylic on fibrous paper
Red Yogianna, acrylic on fibrous paper


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