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PHANTASM 3 is an abstract painting, the third in a series, utilizing the Fibonacci curve and weathered wood. This piece is more of a painting, where as PHANTASM 1 and 2 were more mosaics. I used analogous colors to create the swirling statement of the cosmos, and primary colors on weathered wood "switchback lines" overlaid to break up the swirl and create a sense of wonder. The frame is made of weathered wood in 4 tiers of the light end of the spectrum of the analogous colors in the painting. The art was created in a persistent state of joy. I hope it inspires a happy feeling in the viewer.

I was born August 22, 1948 in Cortez, CO. My family moved to Littleton, CO. in 1961, and I graduated High School from Littleton High School 1966. Then I went to Western State College in Gunnison, CO, 1966 – 1968, but did not graduate. I never went to art school. I am a completely self-taught artist and have had a good teacher. I began framing houses to earn a living in 1977 and worked in the construction trades for the next 25-28 years. I moved to Los Angeles in1982 and had a door installation business until 2002. In 2001, I found my soulmate and love of my life. We moved to Colorado in March of 2002 and we were married in June of that year. My Art Career I started sculpting in wood and making furniture in 1969. Over the years,...