Sunshine

Papa

A figure exploration of my dad during Sunday evening family time. He looks more Italian than he really is.

Mr. Black

Jesse Black – a series of drawings. These were done for a drawing assignment for school using watercolours on 400 lb cold press paper, willow charcoal and reduction processes.

St. Anthony’s Fire

Watercolour, pencil crayon and marker. Alternative names for this piece include Ergotoxicosis, and Ignis sacer.

Onwards and Upwards

  I have a thing for landscapes. I’m not sure why it is, but I always find myself drawing them with crayon or pencil crayon or doodling them with pen on printer paper at Second Cup. I had a wedding this weekend and as a person who strongly believes that “handmade” gifts are much more [...]

The Golden Age

Acrylic on paper w/ a black Sharpie:

Results of Art Jam #2!

I know this first painting was done by Esther Yoo because I was present during it’s creation, but I’m not sure about the rest of ‘em. Feel free to claim your rights to these arts in the comments section so I can then edit the post and add your name in there or something.

Awkbird #1 / A Lava Lamp Inspired Untitled Piece

I made these during Tom’s Burly birthday party / Art Jam #2. Both are acrylic on dollar store canvas. Parties make bird nervous. Lava lamps are neat. That is all.

Results of Art Jam Continued…

Finally got around to posting this. This illustration/painting is what I managed to come up with during the first art jam session. It wasn’t exactly what I was going for… in fact, it turned out to be nothing like what I had in mind when I started it. Regardless, I’m fairly satisfied with the results. [...]

The Results of Art Jam

The first ever unofficial art jam took place on December 27th and produced some pretty nifty pieces of creativity. I would like to have these on a regular basis and hopefully they will increase with popularity amongst the art-time-collective community and outwards. Until this happens, here are two works that Erika Fung and myself created [...]

Nothomerica

I apologize for the poor photo quality. You should just come and see it sometime. The inspiration for this piece was revealed to me from shade cast by the foliage of a Chinquapin Oak (Quercus muehlenbergii), a tree far from common in our area. Among the objects seen in this include an axe handle, a [...]

Decorative Bean Pod

The large pods of the Kentucky Coffee-Tree can make a very unique canvas for acrylic paint tribal patterns. Here is my first attempt: not great, but I am pleased.

sinister sister

A Christmas Gift

Inspired by the finest of Mexican cuisine.

rusty silhouette.

flybackhometospace

wanted: for crimes against art

BLAM BLAM

and the paint gave us a headache…

and it made her get paint all over her dress.

greengrass/tunnel.

i would miss art-time dearly, i truly would, fortunately though: “every time there is is art-time”… i’m pre-occupied with the art of the farm these days and feel as though i am, myself, part of a living, breathing, pulsating system of lifeforms/artforms.. life is grand, living is grander. more posts to come soon.. <3 om

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