Goodbye Spring by Byron Pickett
$120.00
"Goodbye Spring" by Byron Pickett
Pencil on wooden canvas.
24 x 18 in.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Byron's abstracts are a riot of color. He works continuously, beginning the minute he sits down in the studio. Byron is non-verbal, communicating primarily through his tools and his enthusiasm. The work varies depending on materials–for example, he approaches colored pencil on paper differently than oil pastel on canvas. But color and movement always remain at the forefront.
Pencil on wooden canvas.
24 x 18 in.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Byron's abstracts are a riot of color. He works continuously, beginning the minute he sits down in the studio. Byron is non-verbal, communicating primarily through his tools and his enthusiasm. The work varies depending on materials–for example, he approaches colored pencil on paper differently than oil pastel on canvas. But color and movement always remain at the forefront.
"Goodbye Spring" by Byron Pickett
Pencil on wooden canvas.
24 x 18 in.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Byron's abstracts are a riot of color. He works continuously, beginning the minute he sits down in the studio. Byron is non-verbal, communicating primarily through his tools and his enthusiasm. The work varies depending on materials–for example, he approaches colored pencil on paper differently than oil pastel on canvas. But color and movement always remain at the forefront.
Pencil on wooden canvas.
24 x 18 in.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Byron's abstracts are a riot of color. He works continuously, beginning the minute he sits down in the studio. Byron is non-verbal, communicating primarily through his tools and his enthusiasm. The work varies depending on materials–for example, he approaches colored pencil on paper differently than oil pastel on canvas. But color and movement always remain at the forefront.
"Goodbye Spring" by Byron Pickett
Pencil on wooden canvas.
24 x 18 in.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Byron's abstracts are a riot of color. He works continuously, beginning the minute he sits down in the studio. Byron is non-verbal, communicating primarily through his tools and his enthusiasm. The work varies depending on materials–for example, he approaches colored pencil on paper differently than oil pastel on canvas. But color and movement always remain at the forefront.
Pencil on wooden canvas.
24 x 18 in.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Byron's abstracts are a riot of color. He works continuously, beginning the minute he sits down in the studio. Byron is non-verbal, communicating primarily through his tools and his enthusiasm. The work varies depending on materials–for example, he approaches colored pencil on paper differently than oil pastel on canvas. But color and movement always remain at the forefront.