Water in paintings: Inexhaustible Theme For Painting is something that painters do. It is for some an obsession and claim to fame. Now in reflection, at the time of painting water, there is no consistent methodology or study of the issue. No conscious attempt at capturing its true nature. This might have occurred if it was the only subject of the work like Claude Monet and where to think consistently about it rather than just as one aspect of a painting. Looking back over my attempts to capture its nature, at some point I will make it the primary character rather than simply a supporting one. The only painting that plays an equal role is the painting called Ocean Wave. In the process of painting, this work used The Great Wave Off Kanagawa woodblock print by the Japanese Ukiyo-e artist Hokusai for inspiration. Did not really capture the fingerlike nature of the wave edge.
- Bloodbath Crimson Colour Floated All Around
- Coloured Wave: Dancers Like Wave Move Along The Beach
- Mountain Lake, Summer High Above The World
- Ocean Wave: Your Back to Oncoming Against Danger
- Wet Sand Cool Water Laps Against Her Skin
- Sun Over Dark Lake Trees That Surround Vanish In Darkness
- Watching Waves: Submerged In Sound Waves, Wind, and Water
- Thomson Jack Pine Standing Strong Against The Elements
- Sailboat Ocean Of Imagination In A Puddle
- Summer Jump: Hot Summer City In The Distance
- Diving: Body Horizontal With The Horizon
- Down To The River: Studying About That Good Old Way
- Boat Race: Around And Around The Buoy They Go
- Land Breeze: Louder Than Angry Air From Body
- Poolside With Blazing Sun Frozen In Its Gaze
- Spigot Waterfall Beating Us In Bathtub
- Bathing Beauty: Alone On A Crowded Beach
- Rented Canoe: Father Paddling, Son Sitting Low In The Canoe
- Goldfish Pearlscale Round and Chubby, Oh So Cute
- Fisher Waits Patiently For A Tug On The Fingers
- Raw Fish On The River On A Sunny Arctic Day
- Seaside Sounds Have Lulled The Child To Sleep
- Washing Hair: Water Waves Through Long Strand
