Monotypes
With monotypes you have to work fast, use your intuition. Like painting, there is only one piece created—hence the name “mono” type. Unlike painting, you don’t have the opportunity to keep reworking the piece. I have designed these projects specifically to pull me out of the thinking state. I work quickly in order to use my gut before my head realizes what’s happening.
Sliding through the Open Ocean: The Passage to Rapa Iti
Tea and Biscuits with Vanessa. Rapa Iti.
First Light after the Feeding. Night Diving with Sharks in the South Pass of Fakarava.
Perfect Timing, Hurry Slowly. Fakarava South Pass
Heremiti in Her Happy Place. Fakarava South
Rapa: The Warm Points of Connection
Tiny Water Garden. Tahanea.
I Left my Heart in the Ocean
Warm Love: The Gift of Coffee and Connection. Rapa.
When the Big Things Are too much, Watch the Small Ones
Rangiroa and the Beautiful Golden Connections
Anita Feeding the Big Friendly Fish
Karen Surfing Rainbows
The Ghost of Rapa
The Meeting Place at the Top of the Mountain. Fort 12, Rapa Iti.
The Big Fish under the Boat
Tightknit Yellow Community of Bluelined Snapper. Fakarava South Pass
When the Sun Shines into the Deep. The Aquarium, Rangiroa.
Swimming Down with the Longest of Fins
Beautiful New Connections
Shimmy into the Deep Darkness with the Sharks
Rapa Iti: Forest Bathing
Rapa Iti: The Overwhelming Abundance of Nature
Sliding into the Water at Night. Fakarava South.
The First
The Fort II
