Paintings

This is an abstraction of a sculpture I had created a few months prior to the painting. I drew three abstractions and worked with the contour, as well as internal designs from the background to end with the abstraction featured. It was later used in scholarship portfolios. Acrylic and water color on canvas board

Another abstraction of an Afghan woman, I worked with watercolor, and did a study with contrast, as well as lines and very particular detail. It is on Arches Watercolor 300 lb, cold press.

The painting to the right is an abstraction of Afghan women, a study I started based off a similar study my art teacher was working on. The image actually reminds me of a religious theme because the figure furthest to the right reminds me of the Virgin Mary, the head tilted looking down, the purple ovals over top a beam of light. The painting here was in progress, and has since then been completed. Watercolor on Arches watercolor paper

Another abstraction that I created actually on the back of a math test my senior year of high school. I typically start with a basic shape and work from there to the end. The painting is done on 150 hot press Arches water color with an airbrushed background. It is a very controlled painting using watercolor again as well.

The following is an abstract painting I just finished recently. Its inspiration was some music I was listening to as well as some stress. It allowed me to just free my mind and let what ever I wanted to come out onto the canvas. I plan to do 4 of these all together of individual color schemes, or similar color schemes, but different looks. Acrylic on Canvas.