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60’s Pop Art
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A New Beginning
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A New Dawn
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A New Day
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A Safe Place
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Abstract Blue
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Abstract Yellow
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Ahoy
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Albert Einstein
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All That Jazz
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Apple Temptation
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Arbre Bleu
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Arbre Bleu 2
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Arbre De Vie
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Autumn Tide
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Aviatrix
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Bahama Sands
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Before the Storm
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Bioluminescence
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Biomorphic Chain
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Bird In A Cage
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Birds Of A Feather
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Blind Passion
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Blue Horizon
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Blue On Blue
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Breathe
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Catalyst
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Cats
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City Streets I
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City Streets II
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Climbing Mountains
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Colors of the Amazon
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Concentric Forces
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Contemplation
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Crystallized
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Daisies
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Dance of the Fireflies
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Daylight
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Distress
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Divine Ambrosia
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E=mc2
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Elegance in the Garden
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Enchanté
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Esplanade
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Evening Conversation
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Exotic Breeze
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Exotic Flower
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Far Away
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Fashion
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Feminity 4
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Fleur d’Etincelle (Sparkle Flower)
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Fossils in Space
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Frank Sinatra
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Frida
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Frozen
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Gemstones
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Glisten
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Golden Glow
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Hashtag Cash
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Hauling in the Catch
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HiH20LoH20
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In An Instant
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In Love
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In The Moment
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In Too Deep
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Into the Unknown
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Jewels of Light
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L’Equilibre
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La Danseuse Au Repos
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Lady Of The Water
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Landscape Extraordinaire
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Le plaisir est pres de chez vous
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Light of Day
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Line and Shape
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Looking Glass I
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Looking Glass II
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Loose Ends
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Love Me, Love Me Not
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Love’s Lines, Angles and Rhymes
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Lovers At Sunset
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Magnetic Fields
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Marilyn
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McQueen
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Me, Myself and I
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Me, Myself and I
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Meteor Lights
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Mick & Jerry
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Mind Over Matter
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Mt. Kilimanjaro Revisited
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My Sail Boat
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Nebular Synthesis
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Neptune
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Night Moves
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No. 1, Silent Thousand Words series
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No. 1, Silent Thousand Words series (giclée)
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No. 12 Rhythm of Life
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No. 2, Silent Thousand Words Series
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No. 2, Silent Thousand Words Series (giclée)
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Northern Lights
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Oasis
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Ocean Bouquet
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Oceana
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On A Cloud
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Opal Waters
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Open Mind
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Out of Africa
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Out Of The Blue
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Out of the Blue
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Palomino
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Paris Cafe
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Parlez Vous Francais
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Perpetual Orbitration
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Picasso Red
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Pick One
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Pinwheel
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Playground of Opportunity
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Pre-Emptive Strike
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Purple Rain
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Radiance
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Rain
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Riviera
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Sapphire Ice
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Seaside
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Shadows
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Silver Lining
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Slice of Eternity
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Snow Peacock
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Spring Glacier, No. 1
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Spring Water
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Static
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Steeple of the Dawn
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Stitch in Time
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Sunlight
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Surf and Turf
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The Celebration
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The Celebration (giclée)
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The Dancers
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Three Sheets to the Wind
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Three Wishes
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Ties That Bind
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Totem Plantain
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Treasure Hunt
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Très Chic
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Trois Citrons
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Tulip
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Umbrella Man
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Under The Roses
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Urban Flower
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Vision In Copper
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White Sands
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White Swan
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You, Me and the Sea
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Zigzag
Acrylic paintings for sale
A rival to oil paint, colored pigment is held in a clear plastic solution. It provides bright, long-lasting color and has the advantage of drying more quickly than oils. Acrylic paint is also water-soluble whereas oil paints need hydrocarbon chemicals to break down. The use of acrylic paint was popularized in the 1950s and 60s by Roy Lichtenstein, Andy Warhol, David Hockney, and Robert Motherwell.