Thursday, February 19, 2009

Ninetynine Percent: Close, but still working


- 48X36X1.5 - 2009


MOdErN MAn - tW0 - 36X48

Circulatory Spinal Neurosurgery- 48in X 35in X 1.5in - 2009

Sometimes you have to make a choice and directions and projected futures. But it's whence you get back to your roots through new excursions that you get to a new and more sophisticated place. All art is a quest for the warmth of feeling the juxtaposition of your past and future; a visual memorial blip on the screen of green glowing radars that fades into your repertoire like so many other things. More patience; a virtue that is hard to learn but almost impossible to practice. If we could all just have some more of that.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Here's some new stuff.




Yellow Skinned Mist: Acrylic on Canvas / Salvaged trash frame

Dayglo Holocuast with Serotonin Enhancer: Acrylic on Canvas / Salvaged trash frame
Closeup
Closeup

White Tin Horse Lightning Storm: Acrylic on Canvas / Salvaged trash frame



Sorry, I've been busy. Working on new stuff and running over my computer.
Better Quality Pictures To Come...

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Sunday, August 24, 2008

Aestheticism: Art In Context

The show was fun. Thanks for all that came. Some pictures:



Seb&Chron behind Glorification of Misspent Youth

Fluorescent Room

Self Portrait with Gluegun
Tuneup
Greedy Gambles With Glock

Saturday, August 16, 2008

ART SHOW!!! and sneak peak of new stuff.

As always I'm just ghettoly documenting my work over this summer. It's hard for me to take pictures of my work with no experience...Anyways I do my best. Hope to see anyone that's seeing this at the art show. Here's a copy of the flyer for it.





No Titles yet, you have to come to the show for that.

Friday, August 8, 2008

Pictures that Talk

Does it Connect with Collective Subconscious: 30X30: Acrylic and Paint Marker on Canvas

Close up #1

Close Up #2

Escape Plan For Interplanetary Collapse: 18X20: Gouache on Paper

Two Profiles With Spilt Milk and Broken Blender: 16X18: Gouache on Paper

In Progress

Monday, July 28, 2008