Waiting for Godot Original Painting

This abstract painting is rich in greens and blues. While it can depict anything you can imagine, what appeared as I painted was the idea of a table in a woodsy setting, chairs sitting about it that are just waiting for someone to come along. It reminded me of the classic book, Waiting for Godot by author Samuel Becket. The person they are waiting for, never shows up. That became the title for this piece. This painting was painted on a cradled board. The sides have been fully painted and there is no need for a frame. It is wired and ready to hang. I predominately use oil paint mixed with cold wax, painted in multiple layers to create my paintings. I typically include lots of textures in my paintings. I use several tools in my painting, including squeegees, chop sticks, palette knives, corrugated cardboard and other mark making items. Often, I have no notion or plan of what the painting will be when I begin. I just let the painting decide the composition and when it is complete. Sometimes it takes months or longer. Artwork is signed and dated on the back.