Sculpture
sculpture s made with the end bits from making canvas

Abstract

Work in progress
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The Louvre
A will framed painting
Glass castle
Movement


Still working on it
Abstract
Abstract
Sea scape

It was here last year
Pigments at peace
The long road
Pigments fish tank

The man in the iron mask
Gough and Lowry
The landscape
on going work
paintings
pigments unite
Plaster and paint
some plaster and paint
scapes in a day just in the mood
working class artist
bit of wood
sea and land scape
abstract
pigments at war
Pigments Unite
pigments at war
with the light on and off
pigments at war
pigments at war goes sculpture
pigments at war
oil on glass
hand made by the artist Mark Toner crushed stone into tiny pigments then boil it up to a temperature making adding new and deferent colour all the time thank you everybody for the response on prints so far still have a little wait am sorry for any delay on your orders
new works coming up keep watching . Mark Toner
pigments at war
pigments at war
pigments at war
pigments at war
pigments at war
Pigments at War with Chris Jensen
pigments at war
pigments at war
pigment at war
pigments at war goes se metric
abstract landscape
pigments at sea
showing us how this shark projected on too the glass looked love it hope you like it too 
fragments of war
fragments of war
Pizzazz (Abstract Acrylic Painting)
great painting amazing
Pizzazz, abstract acrylic 20″x 24″
Finally the holidays are over and I am ready to begin painting in the new year. Since it is such a busy time of year for me, I have painted three smaller abstracts so far. But in this blog post, I am focusing on explaining my process for painting “Pizzazz.”
- Pizzazz, paint applied
Starting out, I squeezed some random paint in the colors I wished to use for the painting. I chose white, turquoise, ultramarine blue and cadmium red. These were applied roughly in a pattern that I had in mind.
- Pizzazz, first layers
Then I spread the paint around with a large bristle brush, letting them mix and mingle. Using a small cup, I stamped some circles into the wet paint and used a wine cork to apply and/or remove paint from various areas. I placed these circles in a more-or-less cruciform pattern to assure a nice composition. Though I…
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