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This is part of my mood series. I am painting wet into wet. It's not quite what I refer to as abstract realism – it's more representational – but very loose in my approach to using the medium. The background is meant to be fluid and designed to create a bit of energy around the sultry look of the model. It also help to create the feeling of wildly abandoned moves as the models hair suggests a disheveled look as she suddenly turns toward the viewer. There are characteristic brushstrokes in the background that help to create this mood which can only be achieved if the paper is wet. The idea is to not labor over the painting but try to achieve an emotion, a mood that is believable.

P. Anthony Visco, a Plymouth, Massachusetts resident is rapidly becoming a well recognized and popular painter of Oils, Acrylics and Watercolors. He is a current member of the Plymouth Guild for the Arts, the Canton Art Association, the New Art Forum in Kingston, the North River Art Association and the New England Watercolor Society. This craggy old seasalt has one discernable talent...to pleasure us with his beautiful paintings. He is cantankerous by nature and although his first love is the sea, Tony's paintings focus heavily on his favorite New England scenes and abandoned objects found in unusual settings. He is the recipient of many juried art show awards including First Place in drawing, pastel and watercolor categories. What's...