Almost there.

Well, the opening for my solo show is just a couple days away. I never knew doing a solo show was so much work. For group shows, I just have to worry about getting my piece(s) in by the deadline and then wait for the opening. So let me run down a little check list for myself:

Paintings done- check
Paintings clear coated- check (thanks, Janice!!)
Installation- check
Scan everything in- will start tomorrow
Pricing- will start tomorrow
Promo- check

A little left to do still. Before I sign off, here's a link for an interview I did for the City Link (our local weekly paper):

Click me!

Thanks for looking and hope to see you all on Saturday!!

Small Preview

Here is a pair of pieces from my art show From The Depths. I'll try and add some more as the show gets closer. Thanks for looking!



(This pic is cropped a little. The actual painting is a little bigger.)

Update.

I know I haven't updated in a loooooong time. I have been working on finishing the last couple paintings for my first solo show. If you're in town, please feel free to stop by and say hello!



After the show opens, I'll do a major update and get pics of all the pieces and the show. Thanks!

Yep. Another painting.

This one wasn't for a show or anything. I just felt like doing a painting in between gigs and playing around with some different techniques. The title is "Guy".


More paintings on the way soon. These will be my first collaborations with another artist!

Finally done.

I actually started this painting right after the last one. I just decided to take a couple days off. So, here it is. Enjoy.

Let there be light!!!

About a week ago, I finally went out and bought a lamp for my studio room. The difference is so amazing that I decided to take some pics to prove it.

Before:


After:


Oh, and never mind the painting on the easel.

Finished this up last night.

The title of this painting is "What Does Your Soul Look Like?", after the DJ Shadow song. Whenever I hear the song, I always imagine looking into a dark void trying to find myself, and it seems to fit perfectly with these hooded people that I've been doing. I was also experimenting with a bit more "gritty" background. So, here it is: