Exploring Texture & Space.
March 5, 2010 · 2 Comments
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Of travel
March 1, 2010 · Leave a Comment
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With Steam-punk sensibilities
February 26, 2010 · 1 Comment
Hello all
I saw a contest yesterday for this Urban Forest project where they take poster ideas from local artists in the DC area to promote sustainable design. The theme was “tree”.
I LOVE drawing/making things with trees so I immediately sketched up something. Much to my chagrin, the contest was over 2 months ago! Nevertheless I made this. Its kind of a steampunk design that fuses Le’fant’s original plan for the City of Washington with idea of a tree.
Know any local bands, t-shirt enthusiasts, book writers, poets, etc who might want the design? Maybe I’ll just make my own poster! Take that evil deadline!
Addendum: For some reason the colors (once again) aren’t turning out as well. Its a bit less vibrant green originally. Meh.
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Jill & I
February 23, 2010 · Leave a Comment
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Diner sketches
February 18, 2010 · Leave a Comment
I spent a late evening at the Diner the other night and secretly sketched a few customers… Oh and a random abstract drawing… Here are the fruits of those labors.
Enjoy!
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Yeknod! Two of them!
February 16, 2010 · Leave a Comment
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Updated Artist Statement!
February 14, 2010 · Leave a Comment
I’ll be posting new images soon. I’ve done quite a few pieces over the last week…. For now… here’s my revised artist statement! whoo:
Art is found first – then created. At least, that’s the way I approach each work. Drawing from found photographs, unusual materials, or perhaps the odd shaped canvas – I conceive of works which do not create an end in of themselves but instead connect to a wider psychological archetype personified by the found art piece or unusual materials it was inspired from. A mirror becomes literally the stage for cranes flying above a reflective pool of water, a forgotten box becomes a shrine to some lost myth, and a series of tiny canvases inspire the break down of an already abstract human portrait.
My work is primarily concerned with finding beauty in the quotidian and inspiring moments of intense spirituality and self-awareness. I draw from both dream and waking life to create dreamlike genre scenes, portraiture and conceptual works. Whatever the subject – portrait or myth – and whatever the medium – installation or watercolor, each ultimately attempts in its’ own way to channel a sense of secular surrealism. That is – an archetype, a moment, or a theme – which connects both the piece and the viewer to a fantastic vision of something more.
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In Which I Revist the Past
January 29, 2010 · 2 Comments
Hello all,
Here are some older works I never got around to uploading. They both were produced MOSTLY in acrylic and are terribly photographed. Imagine less crooked, more vibrant colors, etc…. sigh. A digicam is definitely a next splurge purchase of mine. Happy Friday. The one on the right is slowly becoming inspiration for a new installation project of mine…. The other one is just too old to revisit.
Enjoy!!!! Happy Friday.
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| Yellow Hat, 2007 Acrylic on paper 18 x 24 |
Liberty?, 2008 Acrylic & Marker on paper 18 x 24 |
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Blue Manipulations
January 17, 2010 · 2 Comments
Hey,
I made this little work the other day… Kind of had a lot of fun with it. Very expressionistic. Liked the idea of moving around the little canvases and manipulating the work. Very interactive.
The work is a series of 2 x 2 canvas tiles with three being only 2 x 1.
Enjoy.

See manipulations, reconfigurations, and more?
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