Pals Framed Print

'Pals' is 3 Moffat County, Colorado, mustangs showing affection and mutual empathy in an ethereal mist of the unknown. The imaginative color notes take their lead from the early last century French painter group, the 'Fauves'. It meant 'wild beasts' and was used as an epithet by an 'art critic'. The fauve look is seen in contemporary works, as it was originally meant to use arbitrary color to express strong emotional connection between artist and subject and viewer...some of the colors are 'normal', others are not...to me, even realistic subjects require and are enhanced with this aesthetic. How does this affect you as you give your eye and mind to it? I'd love to know!

I've painted my own personally deepest impressions in oil, acrylic, and watercolor since 1969...My purpose as an Artist has been to share my emotion filled works, from feelings of divine happiness to a sense of mystery and even 'blues', with kindred spirits, so many of whom have acquired them after we were able to establish a personal rapport...Original Art, ethereal thoughts and feelings from my insides, deserve no less than to be received like treasured melodies that resonate with the inner being of those who seek to acquire them. Should this be your impression of what you see here, there is still a small reserve of my originals, one of which may touch a chord in you...if so, we can begin a conversation when you electronically mail...