Atomic Cafe - Yellow Tulip

Atomic Cafe - Yellow Tulip, oil canvas, 30" x 30"
(For sale: $1,200, contact me at youngtimothyw@gmail.com) 

Second one finished of a floral trilogy I'm working on. It is a contemporary realist rendering of form using light, not to create volume, but to render a luminous affect of form. This is not meant to be a botanically correct likeness necessarily, but instead a visual unending impulse of it's reality. Contrary to looking up into the sky, as with Atomic Cafe - Red Tulip, this is looking straight down into the mulched garden bed.
Available, contact me.

Atomic Cafe - Red Tulip

Atomic Cafe - Red Tulip, oil canvas, 30" x 30"
(For sale: $1,200, contact me at youngtimothyw@gmail.com)

One finished of a floral trilogy I'm working on. It is a contemporary realist rendering of form using light, not to create volume, but to render a luminous affect of form. This is not meant to be a botanically correct likeness, but instead a visual unending impulse of it's reality.
  

Backwoods Delight

Backwoods Delight, oil on canvas, 36" x 36"
Private Collection. Available for commissions.
This oil on canvas is a new painting I just finished. A slightly different approach from my other work (à la Malcolm Morley) the piece developed as I began to modify colors and lines using intuitive color and loose paint handling, suggesting a lyrical abstraction of my backwoods view.

Backyard Lily

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Backyard Lily, oil on canvas, 30" x 40"

The lily was sitting on the back patio table catching the sun rays (behind the lily you can see the back woods reflected in the glass patio sliding door.) I painted it using thin layers of paint in a very aggressive painterly approach. A lot of light action taking place throughout the composition.

Daisy Day

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Daisy Day, oil on canvas panel, 8" x 10"

Sunny day in the garden, crisp and bright, a real tight rendering here.

Petunias

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Petunias, oil on canvas board, 9 x 12"

Another painting a day. I had visited my in-laws near Cleveland and spotted this basket of Petunias in the driveway. The flowers, cast shadow, and contrasting light off the concrete was striking.