I’ve been painting with this new technique for several years, now.   This style of painting is an exercise in patience learning to let go of control.   I can have an idea of what I want the painting to look like when it is finished, but the paint ends up telling me what it would like to be.  

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The paint blends, moves, and pops, and no matter how exactly I manipulate or persuade it, I cannot get the exact same result twice. But, with practice, I can get close. Images emerge in the painting that spark delightful conversations about what people see.  It’s like a Rorschach test.  

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