I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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These paintings have simple names but each is constructed with multiple layers of colours and tints to produce sophisticated visual effects. Use the magnifying tool to look deeper into each painting’s surface texture…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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These paintings have simple names but each is constructed with multiple layers of colours and tints to produce sophisticated visual effects. Use the magnifying tool to look deeper into each painting’s surface texture…
Highly influenced by a photograph of Australia’s Outback taken from the space station and painted with a brush.
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I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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These paintings have simple names but each is constructed with multiple layers of colours and tints to produce sophisticated visual effects. Use the magnifying tool to look deeper into each painting’s surface texture…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
I’ve developed a highly unusual ‘no brush’ painting technique – these works were created using liquid oil paint that’s layered, dripped or thrown on to canvas with an eye dropper!
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When first viewing these Nebula paintings, most appear monochromatic – just like the night sky. However on closer viewing, you’ll see unexpected colours, patterns, shapes and icons. Use the magnifying tool and see what you can find…
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