Two out of seven paintings had a strong green hue. The content lacked resolution, though. Maybe in the future Johnson could find better examples.

Result #1

In any case, the canvases were beautiful. Theres no better place for a painting of a brilliant green than a blue one.

Result #2

The paintings all looked like the last thing they could have been. I tried to read the paintings, but they were all too simple. I was hoping for something more. The paintings looked like they were on display in a gallery, but they werent. They were like they were waiting for a presentation in a museum.

Result #3

Two out of seven paintings had a strong green hue. The content lacked resolution, though. Maybe in the future Johnson could find better examples. The painting in the last gallery of the exhibition was of a large, rectangular canvas. The painting was painted in a manner similar to the green paintings in the exhibition. The title of the painting, Smoke, is a pun on the name of the late artist, Oscar Smolik. Smoke is a term for a red paint. These paintings are small, and in them the painting style seems to be very local. Johnson has chosen a traditional method of making a painting. The paintings are about a meter in diameter and about eight feet high. The paint is applied in a crude, in-between manner. The colors are applied in a single color. The paint itself is applied with a palette knife. The paint is applied in a rough, monochromatic way. The color is applied in an offhand, loose manner. The paint is applied with a flat, unstretched surface. The paint is applied with a flat, rough, uncoordinated, irregular surface. The paint is applied in an offhand, loose manner. The paint is applied in an irregular, uncoordinated manner. The paint is applied with a flat, rough surface. The paint is applied in an offhand, loose manner. The paint is applied in an irregular, uncoordinated manner. The paint is applied in an offhand, loose manner. The paint is applied in an offhand, loose manner. The paint is applied in an irregular, uncoordinated manner. The paint is applied in an offhand, loose manner. The paint is applied in an irregular, uncoordinated manner. The paint is applied in an offhand, loose manner. The paint is applied in an irregular, uncoordinated manner. The paint is applied in an offhand, loose manner. The paint is applied in an irregular, uncoordinated manner. The paint is applied in an offhand, loose manner. The paint is applied in an offhand, loose manner.

Result #4

Two out of seven paintings had a strong green hue. The content lacked resolution, though. Maybe in the future Johnson could find better examples. The other four were generally more subdued. The paintings on the right had a rough, cracked, rough-hewn look, and the paintings on the left were more refined. The canvases on the right were darker and more subdued, and the canvases on the left were brighter and more refined. The paintings on the left were painted in lighter, almost transparent, shades of gray, and the paintings on the right were painted in dark, nearly opaque, blues, a nice, neutral palette. The paint was applied in thin, deep strokes, and the colors were applied in a single, wide, flat motion. The painting on the right was painted in thick, wide strokes and looked like a painting in progress, but there was no space to paint, only to move. The paintings on the left looked like paintings that had been stretched over and over again. The paintings on the right looked like paintings that had been painted in reverse, but it was impossible to tell the difference. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush. The paint was applied with a straight, straight-sided brush.