a temporary filler pic of what i hope is the finished product...
Monday, December 22, 2008
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Tuesday, December 09, 2008
The 59th Annual Holiday Bazaar @ MCA (_sucked)*
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MCA's Holiday Bazaar this year was good for some and a bust for most. I sold one piece and used the moneys to get home for Thanksgiving. I put in a series of 4 works I did for the group show I was in back in September. I only changed one of them but it's not seen here... come to find out it almost sold three times during the two-days the works were up. This one to the left started the series and I made it for a collage/mixed media class back in 2005.
I remember when I first made it how there was this eerie buzz going around like a chupacabra where too many people were using the teardrop motif to proffer their own stuff. I suppose one can't really avoid such virulent behavior in such claustrophobic situations as the college had and still offers it's student body.

The next three, of which only two are seen here, were playtime. I think they re-taught me the series, or at least how to look at making art objects as just that instead of dwelling on drawing out all the spaghetti strands of my inner self as incorporated elementals in everything I decide to do. Shit's overrated anyway.
All the while I'm still working on the Live From Memphis mural downtown ... progress pics soon. Me likey mucho.
I feel that's enough of all about that...i think. yes.
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Sunday, March 16, 2008
I am making stuff again...
It feels like it's been half a year, since summer almost, that I have drawn (really drawn) anything for myself. My mind has been in a good place and I am grateful for it, but somehow I lost touch with that half of me that needs to create ... on paper.
Like a multivitamin, the simplest act of composing a space to my liking is both healthy and invigorating. And, whether I realized it or not, I have been missing its effects like a bad habit. Here are some of those effects in the making.
In this one, I went back into my assorted papers cache and found an old pre-sketched drawing (the deer trophy, bridge, "rivery" part to the left side of the page) and worked some newness into it, changing the orientation of the page to vertical. I can't be sure of where it's going, but me likey none the less.

Using your hands to speak the truth is brilliant. This one spells it out for me: "DRAWING STILL LIFE," plainly speaking.
It feels good to be back.
Like a multivitamin, the simplest act of composing a space to my liking is both healthy and invigorating. And, whether I realized it or not, I have been missing its effects like a bad habit. Here are some of those effects in the making.
In this one, I went back into my assorted papers cache and found an old pre-sketched drawing (the deer trophy, bridge, "rivery" part to the left side of the page) and worked some newness into it, changing the orientation of the page to vertical. I can't be sure of where it's going, but me likey none the less.
Using your hands to speak the truth is brilliant. This one spells it out for me: "DRAWING STILL LIFE," plainly speaking.
It feels good to be back.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Old/New Works
Wednesday, August 01, 2007
Reminiscing...
I went through some old sketchbooks looking for new inspiration of sorts and came across a few pages of interest. They proceed as follows:



Also, here are two shots of two works in progress. I've been watching a lot of the Planet Earth series and the whales get stuck swimming around in my head and I let them.

Also, here are two shots of two works in progress. I've been watching a lot of the Planet Earth series and the whales get stuck swimming around in my head and I let them.
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