A PEARfect Inspiration After searching for years to hone my own style, through research of historical master's techniques it occurred to me that what I love most is the variety fo the techniques available to us as contemporary artists. I am intrigued by new tools, supplies, ideas, techniques and most of all colors. I thought it would be fun to focus on one single subject for a while and apply as many techniques as possible. Fruit reoccurs here, namely the PEAR. Why the pear? The pear transcends not only the inability to be owned by one artist (as centuries of artists have painted pears) but the pear also lends its self to familiarity of the human organic form. They are user friendly meaning that they do not convey any socioeconomic, religious or hierarchal meaning. One can not say they passionately hate pears. I find they are simply the most pearfect shape to play with. Admiration of the history's artists styles led me on a fun journey for each piece. I continue to learn more about the masters as I try to examine and observe each of their individual styles. I enjoy this process. I firmly believe it is the process that makes us artists.
PEARaphernalia
Peary Peary Night
Acrylic on Canvas
The JasPear
News, Glase & Acrylic
Klimt & Scheile Pearup
Acrylic & Goldleaf
Canned Art
Pear Soup
The Clause Pear
Red on Green Anjou
Oil on Canvas
The Fauve Pear
Acrylic on Canvas
The Georgia Pear
Acrylic on canvas
Bass Pear
Acrylic on Canvas
 
The Keith PEARing
Acrylic on Canvas
 
Miro Pear
Acrylic on Canvas
Pearcasso
Acrylic on Canvas
NewCastle Pear
Acrylic on Canvas
Pearbucks
Acrylic on Canvas
PEARgritte
Acrylic on Canvas
PEARiet Mondrian
Acrylic on Canvas
Peartisse
Cutout Selfpainted paper
Jackson Pearlock
Acrylic on Canvas