What a feeling: when you’re sitting at a breakfast table and someone shows you a perfectly absurd object. This pair of porcelain Siamese are back lit, shining on the red kitchen paint, casting an eerie glow over your oat groat.
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The Yoks Book Vol. 1 Limited Edition 10 copies
Available at Left Bank Books for $3.5
Pilot Books for $3
This is my first zine for sale! I’m so excited!
Dan just pointed out some grammatical errors! Bonus!
It’s like those peanut m&m’s with two peanuts!
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Inspired by a conversation with Charlie about What is under the Mona Lisa painting and what would be painted over it. When paintings are painted over, are they ever lost?
Homage to Leonardo Da Vinci and Frida Kahlo.
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There is an art to the ink blot. There is a skill to the Rorschach making. It’s funny to see things in something where there was no intended. It’s magical in ways. Charlie, Dan and I improved our blotting skills. Note the distinct improvement between the first and the last of each one. Lessons learned, etc. The elusive line was acheived with a little bit of experimenting and a fresh eye. Some of the shapes are serendipitous. Cannot be taught.
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New triptych. I painted over two of the Counterfactual panels. I had to keep one. Turns out to go nicely with my newest inclination. I also had to add the version with flash because it seems so lighty. And poppy.
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Decorating for Yule Party. Thought of Thomas Kinkade, but more wispy. And deer.
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Commission from my sister. Maybe more detail work?
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Another Commission. I’m not sure if it’s finished. Once again, I’m waiting on client’s reaction. Sometimes less is more. Better underworked than overworked in my opinion.
