The 1980’s Take a Turn

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BEACH BALLS 1986 63" X 40" Acrylic on canvas

STONED QUARRY 1987 64" X 40" Acrylic on canvas

TEAM PLAYERS 56" X 38" Acrylic on canvas

PASSING THOUGHT 1988 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

LAID BACK 1988 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

FOOTED VASE 1986 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

ZAP 1988 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

HOUSE SECRECTS 1988 30" X 22" Acrylic on paper

FIREWORKS 1987 30" X 22" Acrylic on paper

IN YOUR BONNET 1988 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

TAKING A PEE 1988 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

STRIKE 1988 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 1988 30" X 22" Acrylic on paper

VISIT FROM THE WISE MEN 1985 48" X 48" Acrylic on canvas

DEFEATED DART CHALLENGE 1985 44" X 50" Acrylic on canvas

FAR SIDE 1980 25" X 49" Acrylic on canvas

UNKNOWN BEING 1980 15" x 19" Acrylic on canvas

ENIGMA 1980 36" X 36" Acrylic on canvas

TOWN BURGHERS 1980 25" x 37" Acrylic on canvas

CARDINAL SIN 1981 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

RED BARRON 1981 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

MIDDAY COMFORT 1984 27" X 37" Acrylic on canvas

PASSING DAY 1980 17" X 17" Acrylic on canvas

ALPINE AWAKENING 1980 26" X 24" Acrylic on canvas

JOYRIDE 1981 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

SPLIT CREME 1981 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

SQUASH 1981 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

DARK MEANING 1982 30" X 22" Acrylic on paper

ODE TO MOUNT ST. HELEN 1983 30" X 22" Acrylic on paper

HALLOWE'EN MASKS 1981 30" X 22" Acrylic on paper

HEAVY SCENE 1981 30" X 22" Acrylic on paper

CARTOGRAHIC FEATURES 1981 30" X 22" Acrylic on paper

TOMBSTONE TERRITORY 1983 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

UNDERWATER WORLD 198

SAND TRAPS 1983 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

WHOOPIE CUSHION 1988 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

OLD MAID 1986 22" X 30" Acrylic on paper

WHEN IN ROME 1986 30" X 22" Acrylic on paper

The 1980’s Take a Turn

This captivating collection of George’s work bursts to life through his bold, sweeping brushstrokes and the recurring checkerboard motif that he likens to a metronome for his artistic rhythm. Each piece reflects George’s energetic creativity and his ability to find beauty in spontaneous moments of artistic discovery. The checkerboard pattern starts to imerge not only structures his compositions but also symbolizes the steady pulse of his creative process, guiding the viewer through a whimsical and vivid exploration of form and color.

During this period, he crafts a unique menagerie of imaginative animals, drawing on a wellspring of serendipitous inspiration.