10thday ofMayin the year2012
“Vermilion” poster-sized prints are now available. 24”x36” on enhanced matte paper. Prints are $120. Please send me a message or email if you’re interested. The original artwork is still available as well. It’s 18”x24”, oil and ink on watercolor paper. The original isn’t quite as yellowed as the print. (this is not an actual film, by the way. It’s just something I made up because I like movie posters.)
26thday ofAprilin the year2012
“The Spider and the Fly” (rough draft) 2012 18”x24” oil and pencil on paper. I’ve been doing sketches and taking notes on doing this piece for a few years now and have yet to get to a finalized version. This preliminary take turned out well, but I think the finished product will end up a lot differently.
“Read a Monster a Story” 2012 oil on paper. This is fairly quick piece I did last week. I left the background completely blank on purpose, or maybe I was just lazy.
“The Bot Boy” oil on birch panel. 2012 A painting I worked on over the past couple weeks from a sketch I did back in high-school that I recently came across after going back home to visit and digging through a bunch of crap I’d forgotten about..
“The Astronomer” 2012 oil and pencil on paper. 19.5x24.5”
7thday ofSeptemberin the year2011
“Robot Galoshes” 2011 oil, pencil and pastel on paper. Robots apparently hate rain and are willing to mug a small boy of his umbrella with a photon-cannon…
31stday ofMayin the year2011
“Caroline’s Umbrella Shop” watercolor and pencil on paper. 2011 19.5”x26”
“Twilight” 2007 oil and colored pencil on paper. 17”x20” This is a rough draft of a painting I’ve wanted to do for about ten years now. The general idea will be the same, but the stage-setting and clockwork-gears of the sun will be way more detailed and intricate. I’m still designing a pulley system for the moon and rewriting the text. And the final version will be much, much larger… And will probably take a years worth of work to finish. Wish me luck.
“The Stage” 2002 oil, colored pencil and charcoal on paper. This is an old piece and not a particularly good one, but I still like it. There wasn’t a lot of effort or planning put into it and that always makes me feel as though I didn’t try hard enough. Either way, the people who were supposed to have enjoyed it have and that’s really all that matters.
14thday ofMayin the year2011
“Chocolate” 2007 oil and colored pencil on paper. My little ode to Maxfield Parrish’s orange and Norman Rockwell’s charm. And I’m quite aware that it’s nowhere near their caliber of work.
