I paint abstract landscapes, usually acrylic ink on Tyvek synthetic paper. The synthetic paper is adhered to either a cradled wood panel or Masonite-style hardboard with a starch-based adhesive, and then framed. The painting can be displayed open or behind glass or plexiglass. I've been using Tyvek as a painting surface since the early 1990s and originally used acrylic paint. In recent years, I've discovered acrylic inks. Ink is trickier to work with, but provides beautiful results. Sometimes I combine both the acrylic ink and the acrylic paint. Below are some examples:
I also occasionally paint canvases with acrylic paint, including multi-paneled abstracts like below. These pieces are part of my home's collection. If you are interested in having a piece commissioned then please contact me.
