Framed Abstract Acrylic and Col­ored 
Pen­cil on Wood, 12”x 24” Col­lec­tion of Linda Zeilke Click to Enlarge An inflo­res­cence is a group or clus­ter of flow­ers arranged on a stem that is com­posed of a main branch or a com­pli­cated arrange­ment of branches. Lay­er­ing acrylics one com­pli­ment on top of the other gets some beau­ti­ful results. What started as…

The Frog & The Scor­pion I haven’t many self por­traits, I can count them all on one hand. I started this piece last win­ter in my stu­dio and typ­i­cally of me, I for­got to shoot the orig­i­nal before I taped it off. The base is an abstrac­tion made by mono­print­ing myself and pulling out some details. It looks like…

Acrylic, Oil and Col­ored Pen­cil on Hard­board The first in a series of larger pieces mea­sur­ing 24″ x 48′, this piece exper­i­ments with ani­mal and veg­etable forms. The seething stew at the base and the rib­bon storm over­head in a courtship dance. Bad writ­ing and pre­ten­sion aside, it’s a col­lec­tion of pleas­ing and vio­lent shapes whose mean­ing is yours…

Acrylic on Wood Ploidy is a Dys­pha­gia type con­struc­tion with a sand­wiched exper­i­ment as it’s base. It doesn’t fit into the rest of the series but looks very much like a tad­pole on it’s way to frog­gy­dom. I’ve never been too found of this shade of yel­low but it does work well in this composition.

Acrylic and Oil on Hard­board I started this piece back in the Raw Vis­cer­alia days. It sat in my base­ment in Port­land for years, star­ring at me from the gloom, it always gave me a gig­gle. I fin­ished it in Wilm­ing­ton. It’s called Perry and Truf­fle for lack of a better name.