Mihaly Csikzentmihalyi (1996)
It's not what you see, it's what you're looking for that matters most.
2. What is a "Woody
Painting" as Transpersonal Art?
(Definition - PDF)
3. Who are some of the current owners of Woody Paintings?
(Art Champions - PDF)
4. How is Art Valued?
(PDF)
5. The Neuroscience of Art: What are the Sources of Creativity and Innovation?
(PDF)
6. A Design Psychology Perpective
(PDF)
7. What is Design Psychology?
(PDF)
8. What is Art Therapy?
(Overview-PDF)
9. Six Characteristics of NextGen Art Collectors
(PDF)
10. Welcome to the Age of the Art Industry
(PDF)
"Woody's paintings are compositions communicating a message to you, the viewer. That is the cognitive value of the arts."
Bryant GoldsteinJournalist
Woody paintings are priced according to the age and size of the work. Paintings are also gifted through pledges to the Be Sensitive Art Gifting Project.
Although Woody painting are auctioned at select charity auctions.
Woody is available for commissioned work and select paintings are available to philanthropists for their participation in the Be Sensitive Art Gifting Project.
Woody's paintings are created on canvas with either acrylic or oil paints and sometimes mixed media. Gifted paintings are created on acid free gallery quality paper.
In addition to a signed certificate of authenticity, effective January 2019, all signed paintings include the artist thumb print.
Most paintings seen online are canvas sized at 50X50 inches. Gifted paintings are matted on acid free quality paper and framed at 16X20 inches. Commissioned works are customized, sized on request.
Woody paintings are collected by luminaries, visionaries and champions, they are a garden of colorful human emotions; an array of our collective imaginations, they are transpersonal.
By descending down into the depths of the soul, and not primarily by a painful acquisition of many manual skills, the artist attains the power of awakening other souls." Ralph Waldo Emerson
"When the artist is "there" the image s/he has discovered 'appears". Mihaly Csikzentmihalyi (1996)