w.e.pugh's True Blue  is a commanding exercise in gesture, density, and chromatic intensity. Working without brushes, Pugh applies acrylic paint using hand-modified bottles, clipping and shaping the tips to control the flow of pigment with precision and spontaneity. The result is a textured field of rich blue that pulses with energy and intention.

The painting resists narrative or symbolic interpretation, instead asserting itself as a pure expression of color and movement. True Blue is a direct and physical record of the artist’s engagement with material and surface—an unmediated encounter between color, form, and the act of painting.