Surrealism: David Bowie’s Young Americans
Glam rock inspired surrealism. Now we’re talking!
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Fish Fantasy #5 – Life through a fish eye lens!
My new comission puts you in a fish’s shoes. Well, maybe not shoes, but you get the idea.
Never Be The Same Again
Hi everyone, I’m very excited to reveal my biggest and best painting ever. This is a piece that I have been working on for over 4 years. Finishing it is a huge deal… Continue reading
Defeated by the Sunol
We tried to make a Plein aire painting. It was total defeat. Recently T and I went down to the Sunol wilderness in the East Bay. There’s a really nice spot there called… Continue reading
Paintsketch: No one stays still like a Bodhisattva
Its hard to find someone who will stay still for a portrait. Thank you Mister Bodhisattva. I did a sketch painting at Cafe Leila in Berkeley. We rolled all over the East Bay… Continue reading
Call me Ishmael
Having been driven to distraction by my current residence situation, I chose on this day to endeavour to make a fresh Plein aire painting. Surely this would wash from me the distasteful business… Continue reading
Two Bridges
This month I found a secret spot. It’s just a side of the road in one of the East Bay parks. But boy is the view nice! That eastern span of the Bay… Continue reading
Hot Mess: An Experimental Painting
Some paintings are pure experimentation. This one is four experiments on top of each other. It started with me trying to make a master copy of Van Gogh’s sunflowers. I got nowhere even… Continue reading
Plein Aire part 1
Plein aire is a style of painting done outdoors. All you do is pack up your painting gear, bring lunch, and make a painting outside. I want to demystify this style of painting.… Continue reading
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