California Seascape Paintings by Alfredo Gomez
We just received three new seascape paintings by Alfredo Gomez, including this large beauty which measures 4 by 4 feet. Please click on the image to see more of Alfredo’s amazing seascape paintings.
We just received three new seascape paintings by Alfredo Gomez, including this large beauty which measures 4 by 4 feet. Please click on the image to see more of Alfredo’s amazing seascape paintings.
We received several new paintings this month from Aaron Coleman, including this one, “Stratification of the River” (30 x 84 inches). Coleman’s non-representational paintings are created by a process of alternating layers of clear resin and paint, using special techniques of “controlled chaos” to form patterns that are organic, geologic or even cosmic. Coleman’s paintings…
New works by Canadian artist Martin Beaupré just arrived, including this beauty titled “That the Life is Light”, which glimmers from scores of Swarovski crystals attached to the canvas . Beaupré’s peaceful paintings are full of inspiring symbolism. In this painting, he explains that the monk symbolizes control of one’s life, the Tibetan bowl he is holding…
About a year ago, Laguna Beach artist David Palmer wanted to commemorate John Lennon 30 years after his death by creating a unique and edgy work of art. The result was a portrait of Lennon painted on a panel of bullet casings, transforming the medium of his death into a work of art. David Palmer,…
Martin Beaupre is visiting from Quebec, Canada and he will be attending an exhibit of his most recent paintings. Martin will also be demonstrating his intuitive painting technique at 7:00.

We are very excited to have received a new collection of artworks by gallery artist Jennifer Verge. Living and working in Venice Beach, CA, mixed-media artist Jennifer Verge draws inspiration from her local environment: the southern California beach scene and culture. Verge incorporates her beach inspired photography with an assemblage of found objects and reclaimed…
Artist David Palmer demonstrates his technique of using gunpowder to scorch the underlying image of Sitting Bull on his “canvas” of bullets. Palmer subsequently paints with brush and airbrush to finish the piece, which can be seen here.