Faces that have Painted Faces
/What's up dingalings?!? Here's some more weird faces for you. Acrylic ink and pen. ≈ 10"x12" Hope you like it, there will be many more.
What's up dingalings?!? Here's some more weird faces for you. Acrylic ink and pen. ≈ 10"x12" Hope you like it, there will be many more.
Here's a series of smaller faces I've been doing lately.
Oh Hi there! I made this thing with a small wooden crate, empty ink bottles, a mannequin hand, some paint and a little bit of glue. It felt good getting back to making something out of other old things. Anyway, hope you like it.
This is a little flyer I made for an upcoming show. I had to blow it up to make it big enough to post on here, that's why it looks a little wonky. Anyways, If you're in Santa Cruz on December 2nd come by the Santa Cruz Mountain Brewery, 402 Ingalls St. Santa Cruz. I'll be there from at least 5-7, likely longer. Come through and drink some delicious beer with great people and check out some cool new art from me! Hope to see you there!
Got these lil bad babies done. I really enjoyed making them. Carving their tiny heads was a bit difficult, but totally worth it. I swear someday I'll show all these Hobo pieces together, until then just look at these ding dongs.
Hello again. Here is another new piece. I was given this window by a friend to do something with. This is what came out. I knew that I wanted to play with depth, negative space and shadows. Once I began, it came along quite nicely. Most of the line work is done on the front side of the window with the color being filled in on the backside. This proved a little difficult and somewhat confusing but I am very happy with the result. It added a layer of depth you could not get using another surface. The shadows move and change during different hours of the day, which added another nice layer. Check it out!
Hi everybody! This is a piece I did for a friend of mine who shares my enthusiasm for all things Batman. It is inspired by an image out of Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo's run of Batman. The image stuck in my head from the moment I saw it. When my friend asked for a Batman painting I couldn't not use it. It's an homage to that art with my own touches. I wanted to keep it black and white and I added lots of texture. Anyways, here's some fan art for you, hope you enjoy it.
Hello everyone. I've been working on this for a long time and I finally finished it. It's pretty self explanatory. Ink on canvas, 24"x30"
Hello all. This is a piece I've been working on for a while. I wanted to get back into the sculptural side of things for this one. I built the box from wood panel and did the detail work using small wooden slats. It took a long time to get everything set right and some patience after each layer, but I'm very happy with the result. Hope you like it.
This is the first in a series I'm working on. I'm still interested in illustrating that uneasy, fragile feeling that life puts you in sometimes. It can be a tranquil yet nervous experience. Any farts, that's what's going on here.
Here are a couple of studies I did while nursing one of a handful of eye injuries I recently suffered. I seem to have a magnet for a busted eye. I managed to break my glasses and nearly gouge out my right eye twice over the course of about a month. It got me thinking I should paint something related to the phenomenon. It was interesting making these pieces. It's hard to look yourself in your own eye sometimes, especially when your eye is wounded. If any of you wondered why I have this badass eye scar, details excluded, now you know.
Hello again. Strange, another bat painting. As some of you know this a subject I am very fond of. This one was a great time to do, and it has already found a home. Hope you all enjoy it! Pen and ink.
For this one I wanted to use straight forward illustrating to depict the feeling of not knowing if you will slip and fall or stumble and recover. This is a feeling that is very familiar to me. Often things could go either way. It's that uneasy feeling that can keep some from moving forward. In reality no one truly knows what the next step will bring, which can be terrifying and at the same time exhilarating. No matter how well someone seems to be doing or how solid everything looks, the uncomfortable truth is we will all inevitably come across slippery footing. How we recover is what this crazy thing we call life is all about. It might help to wear cleats. Acrylic and ink on wood panel.
Hello all. It has been quite a while since I've posted on here. I had computer issues that, I just resolved. Over the next week or so, I will be posting some things I've been working on since the falling people collection...
This piece is part of the creatures, the Hobos that I have been working on for years. It's a 3D wall decoration that I modified through cutting, sanding and painting to depict two of the Hobos. I am slowly expanding the universe to include more artifacts and representations of the them. Enjoy!
Hello everyone. Here are a few more pieces from my latest series. I'm getting all the work wrapped up for a show with all of these. More details on that very soon. For now just look at the stuff on here!
Hello again everyone. Here is a batch of falling people that I forgot to post earlier. They are part of the same collection of Falling People I've been working on and posting. These will be shown in October, more details to come on that soon.
Hi everyone! These are some more images from my latest series. These pieces have taken on a more serious meaning than originally intended. They've always been about fear, but in an ambiguous way. They have become much more specific and personal for me. Anyway, here they are...
Hello everyone. I haven't put anything up in a while, but I have a lot to show. This is a series I've been working on a lot recently. There is an overarching story that will link them, but for now I am interested in where the ambiguity takes it. Anyway, check it out. There are many more to come.
Hello again. This piece was commissioned for a birthday present. If you guys know me you know I love, Batman. I've never done a Harley Quinn before so I was very happy to do it. It was a lot of fun.
Hello all. Just wanted to give a heads up that I have some work up at The Concrete Rose Salon, 303 Potrero Street Building 45-107 Santa Cruz, CA. Go check it out and get your little hairs chopped y'all!
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