Artists Of Texas Contemporary Paintings and Art

18"x24"   This is a contemporary abstract of a Houston Park utilizing the technique of Feng Sui.There are lots of bright colors and it had a spiritual balance to it.     For more information and purchasing visit the following websites artabstractz.com cfai.co/timlincoln/gallery artwanted.com/timlincoln       You can also e-mail me for any more details   tim.lincoln@aol.com 

Tuscany wall grouping Four 10"x10"x1.5 paintings Acrylic mixed media on canvas Purchase Information Here is how all four of my mixed media Tuscany series would look in a grouping.  I had a little problem working with my new Photoshop Elements 10.  Quite a learning curve for me! They've added an awful lot of new options compared to my old Elements 2!  Wish I could have centered the pictures better...I'm sure there must be an easy way to do it, but you get the "picture"! I worked on a brand new painting today and will blog about it tomorrow.  In the meantime, I need to come up with a good title for it. To see more of my original abstract paintings, please click here . Filomena de Andrade Booth Texas Contemporary Abstract Artist

Primavera Overture 30"x30"x1.5" Acrylic on Canvas "Primavera Overture" measures 30"x30". This heavily textured canvas is stretched on heavy duty 1.5" bars. The painting is continued around the sides of the staple free canvas so that framing is not necessary. The painting is wired and ready to hang. Click here to see detailed images of this painting. Visit my website to see more of my original abstract paintings. Filomena de Andrade Booth Contemporary Abstract Painting

Acrylic on YUPO It's been a long time since I posted anything on my blog, and I didn't want you to think that I had somehow fallen off the planet.  Visits from family, normal every-day obligations and probably some laziness has played a part in keeping me away from contributing anything new to this blog.  Spring is also here and all those chores associated with getting the gardens ready have also played a huge role in my absence. Anyway, while looking through my files, I came across some paintings that I had done on YUPO a while back.  If you have never tried this amazing product, I hope you will some day.  YUPO is actually a synthetic plastic material that was originally used to make tough, tear-proof labels.  I suppose some poor artist accidentally dumped his watercolors on packing material he had laying around in the studio and discovered the amazing properties of YUPO.  Because the paint isn't absorbed into the material, it can dance around on the sur...