Clyde J Kell Kids Hoodies

Original 15x11in water color on 140lbs paper. I came across two separate reference photo's of these beautiful kittens, it reminded me of my daughters, thus the title sisters.

Original 14x11in acrylic canvas panel. From my imagination, books, espresso coffee, a good pipe and vintage old time radio plays. Life is good!

Original 10x08in oil on canvas panel. This piece is a metaphor for our limited time on this earth. Our human bodies age, however our inner beauty remain as we prepare our souls for going home.

Pulp Radio Art, illustrations based on vintage old time radio plays. 4 of 4 inspired by the series Escape, episode Three Skeleton Key.

Original 5x7in water color pen and ink on 140lbs paper. Experimenting with dip ink pen work and water color sketch design.

Original 11x15 water color, pen & ink, with acrylic highlight on 140lbs paper. Man and Woman's best friend. Always loyal, and greets you when your sad and down. Lifting your spirits and making you laugh!

Original 10x08in oil on canvas panel. The second version of this beautiful green glass bottle with summer violet flowers. Capturing the brilliant light and shadows!

Original 5x7in water color pen and ink on 140lbs paper. Another sunflower doodle water color and pen and ink, combined with water color pencils.

Original 15x11in ink and pen on 140lbs paper. Inspired and based on the old-time radio series "The Whistler". A digitally enhanced pulp radio art illustration.

Original 10x08in acrylic on canvas panel. My daughter Erika, loves flowers and took a picture of this magenta/pink flower on her potted plant.

Original 20x24in acrylic on stretched canvas. An evolution series piece, created from a photograph my daughter took in Feb 2017 of a rare event. Snow covered the volcano crown of Vesuvius in Naples Italy.

Original 11x14in oil on canvas panel. Early morning light sneaking through a magical forest, to entice you for a walk. A tribute piece to artist Thomas Kinkade.

Original 10x08in water color on 200lbs paper. A commission piece of a passed away pet cat.

Original 40x30in acrylic on stretched canvas. One of my first evolution works. After the 2016 Presidential election. Protests, chattering news heads, and crisis mongers, on both sides of the political spectrum, prompted me to create this large piece. In your face so to speak!

Original 14x11in acrylic canvas panel. Sunflowers are always fun to paint with many versions and a variety of positions. Their bright yellow and green, and orange colors seem to jump out and smile at you.

Original 11x14in acrylic canvas panel. Maschio Angioino, is a medieval castle located in central Naples, Italy. Its scenic location and imposing size makes the castle, first erected in 1279, one of the main architectural landmarks of the city. It was a royal seat for kings of Naples, Aragon and Spain until 1815.

Original 16x20in oil stretched canvas. A shelf of old memories, good, pleasure, fear, happiness, we all have them. Somewhere in our house, waiting to reawaken.

Original 10x08in oil on canvas panel. Inspired by a conversation with my daughter Kimberly expressing her love for spring cherry blossoms. She loves how the breeze gently moves the flowers around like falling snowflakes.

Original 10x08in mixed media, acrylic, oil paints canvas panel. This a mixed media version of an earlier watercolor creation. Beautiful flowers sitting in a window from a royalty-free reference photo.

Original 10x08in oil on canvas panel. Another piece was created from my daughter's photograph. Embellished with a more dramatic seascape effect and luminosity.

Original 11x14in oil on stretched canvas. A cozy snow covered cottage deep in the woods. Life can be great if you slow down.

Original 14x11in watercolor on 140lbs paper. A glass vase with summer peonies brightens any home decor, and makes great still-life works.

Original 14x11in acrylic canvas panel. A reference photo from daughters provide this wonderful image, of Castel dell'Ovo, (egg castle) the legend, Virgil put a magical egg into the foundations to support the fortifications.

Original 11x15in water color pen & ink with acrylic highlighting on 140lbs paper. Viki, the dog, a pet of my daughters passing away a few years ago.

Original 15x11in pen and ink 140lbs paper. Inspired by the old-time radio series "The Mysterious Traveler" each train ride a scary story to keep you entertained. A pulp radio art digitally enhanced illustration.

Original 20x16in acrylic on stretched canvas. With the destruction and violence in the streets. What are we leaving our children? A legacy of destruction and erasure of history.

Original 14x11in oil stretched canvas. Refreshing spray, and cool water falling in the summer heat. Feel the cooling water cascading down the rocks divine enjoyment.

Original 10x8in acrylic canvas panel, I was reading how nasty and mean blue jay's can be to other birds, and found a photo of this guy on a free ref image site. I had to create this piece. Don't mess with a Blue Jay, dude!

Original 11x14in oil on canvas panel. A beautiful oil rendering of an Italian summer beach sunset from a reference photograph taken by my Daughter Kimberly.

Original 14x11in oil on canvas panel. Spring is here. Time for a magical green forest walk. All the browns and yellows of the winter have given way to sprouting greenery everywhere you look.

Original 10x08in watercolor on 140lbs paper. The garden vegetables are growing and will grace your home table. How about some fresh juicy beets?

No. 9, design for the Create Art History challenge #createarthistory inspired by the creatures theme images. A woman watching strange sea creatures.

Digital extraction, graphical manipulated abstract art, from previous water color and acrylic works

Original 8x11in water color pen and ink on 140lbs paper. This is a dark piece and not my normal work of art. I came across a black and white civil war photo on the internet. It affected me profoundly. Why? The image triggered a memory of my tour in the US Navy 1987. We must never forget those that have sacrificed for us!

Original 15x11in pen and ink 140lbs paper. Inspired by the old-time radio series, "The Six Shooter". A pulp radio art digitally enhanced illustration.

Original 15x11in watercolor on 140lbs paper. I used as reference a beautiful photo of a pink sunset captured by my daughter Kimberly at a beach in Naples Italy.