The body of work entitled “It’s Complicated” continues to expand.
I’ve not posted in quite a while, but I have been busy.
I invite you to explore some new work.
Here is an example from the new gallery.
The body of work entitled “It’s Complicated” continues to expand.
I’ve not posted in quite a while, but I have been busy.
I invite you to explore some new work.
Here is an example from the new gallery.
I have made public two new galleries of artworks made during the Pandemic 2020. Daily trips to the Willow Waterhole - a local water diversion/retention project - were made to contemplate the localized flows of nature. Drawings were made and they became the beginnings of the works presented in the galleries “It’s Complicated 1 and 2”.
Have a look!
This is a variant of a new artwork made in support of those who fight for equality and justice - two concepts that have been largely unrealized during US history. Progress has been hard to win, gains are hard to hold onto, and success is long overdue.
Black Lives Matter.
I’m putting together some galleries of new work. They should be on-line for general consumption after a shakedown. My apologies for not posting of late as I have been BUSY!
Here is a sample of what is to come…
I will share two new artworks. During the covid shutdown, I have been spending a lot of time at a secluded waterhole here in Houston. The preceding blog entry contains some photographs made in the same area.
I also included the photos of the sunflowers, thistle, and corpse flower to round out the selection. I have been visiting a local park - a flood abatement project- called the Willow Waterhole. It is located near my home and the trail I take is filled with plant and animal life and no people - so the social distancing is no problem.
It is here on my website. I’ll be posting music videos that catch my interest. I promise an interesting listening and viewing (when applicable) experience. Full screen, good speakers (or headphones), and crank it up!
Here is a direct link: Music Blog
I just put together a gallery of recent work. It features art seen on the Pandemic Faire website as well as a few additions. I included detail views in the project gallery. Check it out:
For those who would like to visit the Pandemic Faire, here is your button!