Iridescent and metallic acrylic paint give this show off peacock a subtle glimmer. Original available for purchase.
Category: Paintings
Jayme and Beverly
16x20 Acrylic on Canvas, Commissioned piece Signed Jae
Nubian Goats
4x4 Acrylic on Canvas Panel Signed Jae
Custom Football Memorabilia
Sometimes, I get commission requests that are so cool and different that I just have to take them, even if they are a departure from my typical work. This was one such case. Myles Murphy, a high school senior and football phenom at Hillgrove High in Powder Springs, near Atlanta, Georgia, is dating Lauren, the… Continue reading Custom Football Memorabilia
Crystal
A commission memorializing this sweet pupper, Crystal. Animation of the progression below. 8x10 Acrylic on Gallery Wrapped Canvas
The Winecups
Imagine yourself laying in a field of Texas wildflowers, the blooms waving in the breeze over your face as you gaze into the sky above. Winecups - those red wine-colored delicate blooms - were a favored wildflower of my loving, affectionate longtime friend Colleen. When she passed unexpectedly earlier this year, I put all of… Continue reading The Winecups
Daisies
A sweet little piece of abstract impasto, I loved the way the colors and strokes interacted as I created this miniature. 4x4" Acrylic Canvas Panel Signed JBray on reverse
To Be Texan
A commissioned piece for my nephew, a displaced Texan, this piece symbolizes what it means to be Texan. Angus cattle in a ranch pasture, bluebonnets growing around cedar posts and barbed wire fences, the cowboy hat and the waving flag all bring together the pride and grit that makes Texans so proud of their heritage.… Continue reading To Be Texan
Poppy
Another miniature, this red poppy was inspired by the pop of colors I see on our city's medians and highways. At dusk, the red really jumps out! 2x2" Canvas Panel mounted on 4x4" Canvas Panel Signed JMcElroy
Clover
Clover blooms, the experts say, are an important food source for our honeybees. They are humble little blooms we take for granted. We walk on them without thought, except perhaps to absently note that maybe we should mow the grass. They are hardy and sweet, full of the sugary stuff bees crave. Such an important… Continue reading Clover
