Abstract Orange 4, 36" by 24" acrylics textured abstract on canvas, 2011.

Abstract Orange 3, 24" by 12" acrylics textured abstract on canvas, 2011.

Abstract Earth Trilogy I, 24" by 48" acrylics textured abstract on canvas, 2010.

Three paintings 24x48 inches each, I made them for my dining room.

Abstract Orange 2, 24" by 48" acrylics textured abstract on canvas, 2010.

Commissioned by a friend, the only requirement was that the main color theme be orange.

Abstract Orange 1, 24" by 48" acrylics textured abstract on canvas, 2010.

This painting was commissioned by a friend, the only requirement was that the main colour theme be orange.

Blue Composition 1, 24" by 12" acrylics textured abstract on canvas, 2010.

Acrylics take 2, 30" by 24" acrylics textured abstract on canvas, 2009.

Acrylics take 1, 16" by 20" acrylics on canvas, 2009.

I had heard and read a lot about acrylics painting and decided to give it a try. This is the result of my first use of acrylics painting. I also added some texture with Gesso.

For the first time I used Epoxy Resin as well to get a very glossy, shiny finish.

Three-way abstract 2, 24" by 12" oil on canvas, 2009. Abstract textured oil painting.

In a previous blog I presented the first painting of this series. 

Here again, the purpose was to make something that would fit in my new livining room. I had a color scheme in mind and I played with oil painting, gold metallic pigments. I added some texture to bring the whole canvas to life.

Three-way abstract 1, 24" by 12" oil on canvas, 2009. Abstract textured oil painting.

I bought my first place about two years ago, a nice loft-style apartment in Griffintown, Montréal and I needed something to cover my big walls. This painting is among the first four that I made for my living room.

I tried playing with texture for the first time. I had some DryDex spackling paste left over from the renovations I had just completed and I used it to create some texture in this abstract painting.

I used oil painting and mixed some silver metallic pigments with linseed oil in order to get the two silver lines running through the canvas.

Click here to view the twin sister of this painting.