playing the drums. Oil on Linen 11x16.
street traffic
I just finished this for the Clinton Hill Art Gallery, Brooklyn NY. L.B. Brown likes how I paint balloons, this being the third of a little series. Oil on panel. 11"x14".
pleasance
Right around Christmas time, ah what a thing to view the American pastoral from the moon on a cold day with a warm fake fire.
pool side
the pervading emptiness inside is outside forgotten with a lounge by the pools edge. 9x12 oil on paper.
undercovers
It is nice to show playfulness. I tried to capture this and don't know if i was successful- there are supposed to be two people in this painting. 9x12 oil on paper.
audience
performing for the surprise and upon seeing it allowing the work to disappear. 9x12 oil on paper.
snow castle
upon arriving he knew the others had left long ago- luckily it had been cold. Oil on paper 12x16
good fences
Frost's two neighbors greet each other on top of an exaggerated wall. 12x9 oil on paper.
high five
getting around on a bike is fun and celebrating good decision making adds to the excitement. 12x16 oil on paper.
i am listening
I was very inspired by the donut. And more importantly a painting by Jules de Balincourt. An important meeting featuring a member with a drum. Oil on paper 9x12.
good match
Tracy Emin's bed with a racket. It wasn't supposed to be her bed it just turned out that she had a nice bed. Or the photo someone took of it was the angle i needed to place the racket. Oil on paper 9x12.
helping hands
Sometimes there are images that need a place like a fanciful line that needs a poem. I had an idea for this image and liked a few pictures i had hanging around so as to help me bring this idea to life. Many hands assisting in the lowering of a bucket to the depths of a near empty pool strikes a pleasant cord for me.
bucket brigade
The wild fires in California as with any catastrophe seem to bring people to work towards a common goal. This painting says, the absurdity of how we choose to work against the power of natural disasters. It is a sketch for thought and is 12x16 oil on paper.
saying goodbye
Leaving the ground has always fascinated me. Seeing a postcard in a bookstore that was very make believe led me to this painting. I think this is maybe a happy painting of the husband/father going only off to work in a 1950's sort of fantastic future reality. 12x16 oil on paper. I added an out of ground pool because it was summer when this was painted.
watering
I have been interested in Privet hedges as property boundaries and privacy makers. This is also a 12x16 oil on primed paper.
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