Category: Painting

Completed Sunset Mailbox

On-Site Photos

Added some ZAZZ to this sunset mailbox due on Christmas

More progress on Sunset Mailbox

Scrumbling some more acrylic paint onto this sunset mailbox goddamnit

Applying sunset colors onto a mailbox

The Large Lord God

This is an acrylic/ink situation atop a gessoed piece of printmaking paper completed sometime between 1998-2001.

Found some really old art school old stuff from 1998-99

I stand by the “old” repetition.

Importance of Dental Hygiene – Collage/Painting from 1999

Pretty Good Band Logo

Big ‘ol 30″x40″ acrylic painting from 2009 or so. I dig it.

I Built This City for Justin Brancato

A certain Justin Brancato character suggested:
For your next show you should install the paintings as if the sides were the FACE of the canvas. You have my blessing.

So I built this city of paintings in progress for the benefit of one Justin Brancato.

New Panels for Kevin

These portraits of weird-looking white males are for Kevin Kooyman’s Panel Project in Iowa.

April Show at Ozo Coffee, Arapahoe Location

I’ve got a show up at Ozo Coffee’s Arapahoe Location (http://goo.gl/maps/lSBdr) til the end of April.

Some photos

Ooh, a quick flyer:

Some Gift Paintings

Here’s part 01

Part 02

Part 03

Part 04

Part 05 at Yer Service

Part 06 – Put Some Green On It

Part 07 – Gettin’ Colorful

Part 08 – Deciding Which Way is Up

Part 09 – Signed the Backs So I Can Remember Which Side Is Up

Part 10 – Isolation Layer Before The Rye Layer (with a little bit of texture and OOMPH)

Part 11 – The Templetoning

Part 12 – The Final Varnishing This Time It’s WAR

Some Old Acrylic Paintings got Varnished

Skull again, thankfully

I started painting a skull amongst all the ongoing abstract madness.

And Then Tonight’s Encaustic Painting in Progress

This one involves COLLAGE. Collage pieces are from a House Industries mailer, I believe.

And now here’s the whole gang so far:

And Some More Encaustic Paintings in Progress

Here are some more encaustic paintings and iterations. Four on wood arranged annoyingly and one on plexiglass.

I’m still working on all these. This is a weird medium and I need more practice with the flame-thrower.