The prices here are for direct sales from the site unless I have specified that they are for sale at a gallery; please e-mail me if you are interested in one of them to discuss shipping and taxes.
About acrylic and graphite wash on paper
The graphite washes I use resemble watercolors that have been toned down a bit. Because of their base consisting of soluble graphite, the colors have a grayish tinge when applied to the paper. Once the water “activates” them, though, many of them become quite vibrant.
The small stormscape on the left is a good example of this process.
Acrylic paints dry quickly enough on canvas and almost too quickly on paper. Using acrylics on paper is a great way to try out new compositions and color combinations for that very reason.
A note on the pictures of matted works: many look like they have dark outlines, but that is not the case. Those are shadows caused by the mats. If you frame them or display them in the plastic sleeve I provide, the frame/sleeve presses the mat down, which greatly reduces the shadow effect.
Small acrylic and graphite wash pieces
These works are on sale for $37.50 at Wilderness Art Quarry in Loveland. They are all matted and signed on the back.
Medium wash pieces
These works are also signed on the back. They can be shipped as is in a roll, custom matted to fit common frame sizes (for a fee) and shipped in a box, or picked up at the studio.
Available from my studio
“Devil’s Backbone”
11″x15″
$150
“Near Carter Lake”
9″x15″
$125
“Cliffs near Loveland”
11″x15″
$125
“Hills in Larimer County”
10″x15″
$125
Paintings at Wilderness Art Quarry
Large wash
“Cliffs near Carter Lake” – 18″x29″ – $600
This painting of cliffs near Carter Lake in Larimer County can easily be matted to fit a 24″x36″ frame or even a 30″x40″ frame.