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“Never Alone”

Oil on Canvas

34 x 23.5 x1.5''

2026

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“Blue Respects”

Oil on Paper

30’’ X 22’’

2024

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“Greys”
Oil on Canvas
35 x 24 x1.5''
2026
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“RED Pink”
Oil on Paper
30’’ X 22’’
2024
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“Disguise”
Oil on Paper
22’’ X 15’’
2025
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“Doubled”
Oil on Paper
24’’ X 18’’
2023
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“Corner”

Oil on Paper

30’’ X 22’’

2024

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“Cerulean”
Oil on Paper
30’’ X 22’’
2024
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“Path”
Oil on Paper
(on Panel)
11.25’’ X 8'' X 1.5’’
2026
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“Ghosted”
Oil on Paper
30’’ X 22’’
2024
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“Warmer”
Oil on Canvas +
Caran d'Ache Pastels
22.5’’ X 17.5’’ X 1''
2024
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“Involved”
Oil on Paper
(on Panel)
18.75’ X 16’’ X 1.5''
2025
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COLOR.

My work explores the fascinating, shifting relationships of color.  And, how it affects human emotions and perceptions;  chaos or order.

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My process is experimental. I'm not so much a ''make-it-happen'' artist as a ''let-it-happen'' one.

I follow a course of layering oil and letting it dry between applications. This technique holds onto some of the evolution of the painting. Colors may overlap to create a new hue or a mysterious iridescence. My intention is to allow some layers to offer a glimpse of my process or better yet, a surprising outcome.

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​I apply the paint with a variety of tools including brushes, brayers, cardboard scrapers, oil bars, cotton swabs, and transfer of paint from wax paper to the surface.

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 © 2026 Elizabeth Stockton Fine Art

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