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acrylic prints abstract landscape acrylic prints thunder in the distance acrylic prints big sky acrylic prints storm acrylic prints thick brush strokes acrylic prints vertical acrylic prints interior decorating acrylic prints

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I really enjoy the fine artworks of the 19th century painters, especially JMW Turner and John Constable. This digital painting is representative of that style. When I was creating this image I just kept thinking of the the trips I have made across America where I and my family would spot those "scenic view," "point of interest," "scenic overlook," signs then pull over and look, most times in silence, sometimes in quiet conversation, and always in awe of God's creation.

socialfollow.init("socialFollowImage"); Welcome to my galleries! I'm increasingly interested in work that is largely intuitive, leaving room for the image to evolve from a mood and my imagination. Whether my artwork is realistic, whimsical, conceptual, or pure abstract all engage in some kind of story. At times a visual narrative can be aesthetically pleasing while unnerving such as in ÒNature Re-patterned.Ó Is the piece clean or dirty, light or heavy? Do I want to look at it some more or walk away? At other times the scenario engages our senses: the sound made when wind brushes the cellophane wrapped blooms in an open air market or we feel it beat the rain down on our umbrella and make us imagine that pigs can fly....