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Ahoy
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All That Jazz
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Bahama Sands
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Bird In A Cage
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Birds Of A Feather
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Blue Horizon
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Blue-Green Cat
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Célébration
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City Streets I
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City Streets II
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Crystallized
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Daisies
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Daylight
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Far Away
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Free Forever
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Frozen
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Green Sparkling Seahorse
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Hauling in the Catch
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I Am
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In The Moment
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In Too Deep
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L’Âge de Bronze (Hommage à Rodin)
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La Danseuse Au Repos
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Le plaisir est pres de chez vous
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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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Lumière d’Hiver II
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Lumière d’Hiver III
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Magnetic Fields
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Meteor Lights
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Neptune
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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. 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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Nu Avec Médaillon
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Oasis
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Ocean Bouquet
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Oceana
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Opal Waters
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Open Mind
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Our World
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Out Of The Blue
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Palomino
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Pink Cat
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Purple Rain
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Radiance
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Rain
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Red Cat
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Sapphire Ice
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Seaside
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Snow Peacock
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Spring Water
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Sun and Earth
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The Celebration
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The Celebration (giclée)
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The Dancers
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Three Wishes
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Très Chic
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Trois Citrons
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Under The Roses
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White Cat
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White Sands
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Yellow Cat
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You, Me and the Sea
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.