Howard Wayne
Medium(s): Acrylic Pour
Howard Wayne is an Ohio-based abstract artist who discovered painting later in life and quickly
found a creative home in acrylic fluid art. He enjoys the mix of intention and unpredictability,
never quite knowing where the paint will take him. After a lifetime of trying different things,
Howard sees painting as his latest adventure—and probably not his last.
Microcosm draws the viewer into an intimate world of fluid forms, intricate patterns, and
shifting color that suggest a universe contained within the canvas. Organic movement and
layered detail reward closer inspection, revealing new relationships and structures with each
viewing. 12x12 $60
Linoleum has that wild, glossy swirl that feels part retro flooring, part cosmic collision, with bold
blues and copper tones crashing through a deep, moody background. It’s energetic, a little
chaotic in the best way, and the kind of piece that grabs your attention from across the room
and doesn’t let go. 12x12 $60
Midnight Over Galway evokes the volatile meeting of sea, sky, and shadow. Deep blacks and
inky greens surge outward in tidal formations, interrupted by frothing veils of white that
suggest both breaking surf and celestial light. 12x12 $60
Intravenous feels like color moving straight through the body—hot pinks, deep reds, and inky
purples flowing and colliding. The cellular shapes give it an almost biological vibe, like
something alive and pulsing under the surface. It’s energetic, a little intense, and hard to look at
without feeling pulled in. 12x12 $60
Prism Dancer feels like color caught mid-spin, with ribbons of paint colliding and peeling away
in every direction. It’s energetic and playful, like the painting is moving on its own and daring
you to keep up. 12x12 $60