Showing posts with label gallery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gallery. Show all posts
Monday, November 02, 2015
Tuesday, December 02, 2014
Friday, July 25, 2014
Art show at Tart
I currently have a show up at Tart, a wonderful new cafe/gallery here in Memphis. This show was particularly interesting because the owner encouraged me to paint on the walls as an accompaniment to my hanging art. Most of my work tends to be rather small, so getting to create large scale drawings across walls was very different and fun for me. The show will be up until August 31st, so swing by and check it out! The food at Tart is also really good, btw.
(please excuse the poor quality of my hasty phone photos)
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Update!
An update finally! I'll try to be better about not leaving months of silence between my posts in the future. Anyway, here's what I've been up to since November. The image above is a fun Christmas gift commission. The size was around 8.5x11". (In case I haven't mentioned it enough, I enjoy personal commissions, so don't be shy about dropping me a line.)
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Several recent paintings now available as mounted prints in my shop! |
Experiment using acrylic and colored pencil. Print of this one available in my shop. |
I've also been adding a selection of non-wood art unmounted prints in my shop, check 'em out! |
Christmas gift for a friend who likes mermaids, jellyfish, and all things ocean-related. |
This friend has a thing for gnomes. |
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Unveil South Main art show
I will be part of Unveil South Main this year!
20 different artists in spaces along South Main. My work will be next
door to Hoot + Louise on G E Patterson. Opening is Nov. 30, I hope my
Memphis friends can make it!
unveilsouthmain.com
unveilsouthmain.com
Wednesday, September 12, 2012
New work and a show
I'll be having a solo show at The Levy Gallery of the Buckman Performing Arts Center and the opening is this Friday, September 14. I made 6 new pieces for the show, and they will be displayed along with a whole mess of older work (all of them wood paintings).
Here's the new ones:
Here's the new ones:
The Firebird |
Arrival |
Among the Cypress |
Phoenix |
Never Had Everything, but Always Had Something |
We Were So Small |
Friday, August 31, 2012
Horn Island 28
I went camping on Horn Island for the fourth time. Everything went really smoothly this year, once again the weather was merciful, and we had a great group of people.
The opening reception for the show will be on September 8, 6-9 pm, at Memphis College of Art (1930 Poplar Ave).
You can see my work form last year's trip here.
The opening reception for the show will be on September 8, 6-9 pm, at Memphis College of Art (1930 Poplar Ave).
You can see my work form last year's trip here.
(Click for larger images)
Nesting Grounds |
Housewarming |
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Project Sketchbook 2012
My submission for this year's Project Sketchbook. I participated back in 2010 also, see that book here.
I was using ink, cheap craft paint, and colored pencils. The paper didn't take wet media very well, so I coated the pages with matte medium first. |
Click for larger images! |
Labels:
gallery,
illustration,
Project Sketchbook,
sketchbook
Tuesday, November 08, 2011
A Tale of Two Cities
I have some paintings on display this month at Clarksville's Roxy Regional Theatre.
There is a gallery attached which features art shows related to the
play running at the time. I was asked to create some pieces to accompany
a stage adaptation of A Tale of Two Cities.
(click images to enlarge)
(click images to enlarge)
"Power in Numbers" 24x24" |
Rather than strictly illustrating scenes from the story, I decided to play around with some of the themes and motifs. Here (below) I was thinking of the frequent use of contrast and doubles. I'm using rats as a symbol for the peasantry in part because they are
often thought of as filthy vermin, but are really very intelligent and
adaptable animals. A friend of mine once had a pet rat, it was adorable. Also, they fit well with a portrayal of "the masses". You may not think much of a rat, until you see that they are everywhere.
"We had everything before us" 8.5x11" |
"We had nothing before us" 8.5x11" |
Here I was thinking about the way Dickens portrays the Revolution, with each side capable of innocence and atrocity. There is no strict dualism, though the opposing parties may perceive it as such.
"Each the Other 1" 8.5x11" |
"Each the Other 2" 8.5x11" |
Here I was mostly thinking of drawing some frilly clothes.
"Best and Worst of Times" 24x24" |
Don't let the door behead you on the way out.
"Chateau" 24x24" |
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