Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Snack On Wood




So these are drawings in the left over sticker paper from an empty sticker page, encased in epoxy resin on particle board. Two 15" x 13" panels.

Adventure


This one is never done, I trade it back and forth with my bud Heath Yenna for eternity, so it can never be sold. $Never!

Look at the Piano in the Swamp



Look at it, look good and hard, look at the piano in the swamp! Acrylic on 17.5" x 13.5" canvas smothered in delicious epoxy resin and framed with a quaint and simple black frame.

Little Faces



This ol' girl took quite a bit of time to do. I was pretty happy when I drew the last face. India ink on nice 26" x 40" acid-free paper. Little faces.

Worm Food


Yeah, I heart these. I built them from the legs of an old Ikea couch, that couch was so uncomfortable that you couldn't even sit through a movie without killing your own back. Luscious lime green paint on two 34.5" x 5"panels and monster drawings suspended in epoxy resin. You can see the shadow of the line drawing.

Laundromat




Oil on canvas with india ink drawings encased in epoxy resin. 24" x 36"

KOP


This 7' x 4' oil painting is of a road in Kingsbury Ordinance Plant, now a preserve, it was used to build munitions in WW2 and is an odd but cool place to paint. It didn't look exactly like this, but close enough.