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She doesn’t know what… but she knows that something interesting is going on.
Drawing Nolan
I’ve been trying to pull myself away from the computer and back to the drawing pad. Here’s a couple of drawings of Nolan that I’ve recently completed. Not the best photos, I’ll try to get better ones posted before long.
“Draw” Tour
One of the drawings I did as as study for my MFA diploma project has been selected by New York based Fuse Gallery to participate in their touring exhibition of drawings, cleverly entitled “Draw”. March 9 – 31 the exhibit … Continue reading
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New Drawing
So I’m a bit late in posting pictures, but we finally got some nice weather (I like to shoot photos of artwork by natural light whenever possible). I just finished off a drawing that I’ve been working on for a … Continue reading
The Benefit of Withdrawing from Iraq
There has been a lot of talk lately about pulling our troops out of Iraq. Most of the people suggesting as much complain that the cost of staying is simply too high. Not many people talk about the cost of … Continue reading
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Portrait Painting
I haven’t been quite as active in the studio as I had hoped to be thus far this calendar year. That is not to say that I haven’t been working at all, though. I think this painting is done, though … Continue reading
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New Sketch
I brought a few sheets of Bristol paper with me to Denver, not to mention my moleskine sketchbook. I’ve been working mostly in pen on small portraits in my moleskine. But I wanted to do something in pencil with a … Continue reading
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Portrait Commission
I was recently given the opportunity to execute a large double-portrait drawing for a private collection. It’s one of the larger drawing that I’ve completed 20″ x 26″ and was done on Fabriano Artistico Hot Press 140lb paper. The paper … Continue reading
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In Media Res
I’ve been working on a couple of portrait paintings recently. I think I’m starting to find a studio process that is going to work for me. This isn’t yet finished, but it’s coming along well, so Julie asked me to … Continue reading
At War with Iran
The Great Satan, that’s what they call us. The Axis of Evil, that’s what we call them. We can’t forgive them for the 1979 kidnappings and takeover of the American Embassy in Tehran. They can’t forgive us for overthrowing their … Continue reading
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