Thankfully, I am never bored. As a contemporary American artist, I see everything and anything as a possible subject. Many of my paintings start in my imagination and move toward an abstracted under painting. Often, at this point I look for elements of design, color relationships and wait to see if something starts to appear as I turn the painting around and around looking for it's purpose. Maybe it will be a landscape, maybe a figure-human or animal. Or, if I'm doing a commissioned piece, I will draw in the subject and let the under painting peak through here and there. Other times, I will stand at my easel "en plein air" and take a loose, modern approach to painting the landscape. I work primarily with oil paint, but sometimes pastels or acrylics. I have studios in Huntsville and Riviera, Texas and find most of my subjects in the diversified people and ever evolving Texas landscape.
Just as you do not know how the breath comes to the bones...
So you do not know the work of God
who makes everything.
~Ecclesiastes 11:5