I've switched from acrylics to mostly painting with oils, and am enjoying a style that is more object-oriented. I believe the greatest life-balance comes from feeling free, and that is what painting is all about for me. This series evokes that place where we move from one phase to the next, but aren't yet sure where we're landing. There are options when limits and boundaries aren't defined. And so we float.
30"X40" Oil on Canvas
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48"X48"
Oil on Canvas
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48"X60"
acrylic and oil on MDF, custom framed
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48"X48"
acrylic and oil on canvas
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36"X48"
Oil on canvas
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12"X16" oil on canvas
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48"X48"
Acrylic on canvas
11"X14"
acrylic on canvas
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11"X14"
Oil on canvas
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11"X14"
Acrylic on canvas
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11"X14"
Acrylic on canvas
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Acrylic on canvas
48"X60"
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36"X48"
Oil on Canvas
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Acrylic on canvas
36"X48"
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Acrylic and Oil on canvas
30"X40"
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Oil on canvas
48"X48"
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48"X60" Oil on Canvas
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30"X48"
Oil on canvas
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Acrylic and Oil on Canvas
36"X48"
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20"X30"
Acrylic on canvas
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Acrylic and oil on canvas
48"X36"
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Oil on canvas
36"X48"
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Acrylic on canvas
24"X24"
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Acrylic on canvas
36"X36"
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Acrylic on canvas
Triptych, each panel 16"X20"
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48"X48"
Acrylic and oil on canvas
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24”X30”
Acrylic on Canvas
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Named for my young son, as this was made from the large amount of leftover unused paint on his pallet on a day we were painting together. I love his color choices.
24”X24”
Acrylic on canvas
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14”X28”
Acrylic on canvas
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24”X30”
Acrylic on canvas
$295
Currently on display at Phi in Portland, OR
16”X20”
Acrylic on canvas
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36”X48”
Oil on canvas
950
30”X24”
Oil on canvas
425
48”X36”
Oil on canvas
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7'X3 1/2'
Oil on MDF, framed in custom oak floating frame (adds approximately 3" to each side)
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Oil on Canvas
48”X36”
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51"X72"
Oil on MDF with custom oak floating frame
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48"X60"
Oil on canvas
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11"X14"
Oil on canvas
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Oil on Canvas
30"X48"
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36"X48"
Oil on canvas
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36”X24”
Oil on canvas
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I'm fascinated with aerial views of mountains and roads and cities and water. This series is an execution of all the emotions I feel flying into (and away from) cities I love, and the struggle between contentment and ambition and maybe destiny that, for me, goes along with travel. The grid-like patterns are not literal interpretations of particular cities, but rather explorations of hope, control, fear, love, and authenticity. The exception is #5, in which I was thinking fondly of Portland, Oregon as I painted, and included (my interpretation of) the color of cherry blossom trees.
They are titled according to the order in which I painted them. The ones with multiple numbers were painted at least twice.
Images provided by Carrie Cole Art. All rights reserved.
11"X14" acrylic on canvas
11"X14" acrylic on canvas
mounted in custom oak floating wood frame (total size 13"X17"X2")
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20"X16" acrylic on canvas
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20" X 16" acrylic on canvas
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24" X 18" acrylic on canvas
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24" X 30" acrylic on canvas
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24"X30" acrylic on canvas
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24"X30" acrylic on canvas
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24"X30" acrylic on canvas
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12"X16"X1.75"
Acrylic on canvas
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11"X14"X1.75"
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30"X40" acrylic on canvas
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30"X48" acrylic on canvas
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16"X20" acrylic on canvas
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