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Upcycled records are one of my favorite surfaces to paint.

Several of those who've seen this one think it looks like a woman dancing with veils, or is an homage to the Goddess HetHert, also known as Hathor.

Elegant.

Hera, goddess of matrimony, wife of Zeus. Hera is much more than what you learn from t.v.

I love playing with negative space.

Rich jewels spill across the white snow.

Infinite variety.

A rich world of green, blue, and purple that evokes an otherworldly feel.

The land I live in used to be all bayous and swamps with small bits of higher land. It's quite inspiring at times.

Grooves spin, filling the air with color and light, The needle bounces to a rhythm of the heart.

Spring arrives with waves of color, Flowers rise, and fade with the sun.

There's something of the storm and sea in this one.

Who knows what lurks in the deep?

I love metal on black.

A truly unique painting with a feel of wisps and lace.

Inspiration draws from many wells.

Always love doing ring pours.

A bright rainbow pour for the brightest person in your life.

Flow and viscosity can be a delight.

I am reminded of tree bark, of dark nights, and swamp lights, when I look at this.

The chakras are one small part of a very complex system of understanding how the body and spirit work. Commonly described as energy centers, chakras reflect how well the body is functioning and what it needs.

An acrylic pour with hand painted details.

Ribbons and swirls.

Perfect for the fashionable folk in your life!

Hekate, who brings Death As a psychopompe, Hekate is one of the Gods who helps mortals pass into the next life.

A spiral of depth, layers of color.

Watercolor painting of the great plains and the clouds gathering over the distance.

Inspired by the image of Hekate on the great altar of Pergamon, now in the Pergamon Museum in Germany. The altar displays the Gigantomachy, the battle between the Gods and the Titans, where Hekate stood on the side of Zeus, and killed the giant Clytios. This has been painted over a silver and gold acrylic pour.

Sometimes a color idea turns out to be something truly fantastic.

The light refracts through the water, revealing a landscape of algae and sea fronds.

Rich and dark, named after Hades, who is also called Pluto for the wealth of the underworld.

Smoke rises on the horizon beyond the river.

I love upcycling records and laserdiscs

A dark piece that reminds me of anatomical diagrams of skin.

Sometimes the richest moments are in the dark.

The dim tunnel broadens, brightens, freedom beckons.