The Palette Play Project is an abstract, artistic journal exploration into color, movement, and form using a small palette of colors along with interesting abstract mark making and unique texture. Each painting begins with a palette of only 10-12 colors {excluding the lightest and darkest shades, which are added as accents at the end}. The Palette Play paintings in this ongoing art project are all featured below, with the newest painting at the top of the page. Originals are not for sale, however prints up to size 40"x40", along with other gifts and home decor items featuring the art, can be found by clicking on the button provided by each painting. You can also view the entire series of prints available in this gallery.
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Palette Play Painting #4
"Churning" This painting features a palette of cool blue, sea green, and gray tones and I've added in a bit of dark brown, to represent where the earth meets the sea.
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Palette Play Painting #3
"Beginning Of The Journey" When one is preparing to leave us, it may look like a dark time, as if it's the end of their journey. When in reality, it's just the beginning.
This painting features a palette of cool blue and gray tones and I've added in a bit of golden yellow and orange, to represent the illuminating light waiting on the other side of the darkness. |
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Palette Play Painting #2
"CONVERGE" Those who allow their light to shine will rise above the darkness and converge, forming beautiful music in the sky.
This painting features a palette of cool blue tones and striking contrast, perfect for those who love the dramatic differences between light and dark. |
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Palette Play Painting #1
"LET GO" Part of my goal with this series is to paint loose, and paint quickly, which requires letting go. Letting go enables me to detach from an preconceived notions I may have about what I want a painting to look like. It encourages me to be more expressive, and relinquish control to a free, creative spirit. This painting features a palette of cool blues paired with warmer neutral tones, and it's a wonderful choice for those who love abstract works in a subdued coastal look.
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