Monday, September 23, 2013

Simple Objects

24"x24" Acrylic on wood

Sunday, September 22, 2013

More Objects

24"x24" Acrylic on wood

Objects

24"x24" Acrylic on wood

Table Top

24"x24" Acrylic on wood

Box

24"x24" Acrylic on wood


Tuesday, September 06, 2011

Caffe Ladro Show


Untitled: Bauwerke Series

Paint & charcoal on wood panel - 12” x 10.375”

Untitled: Bauwerke Series

Paint & charcoal on wood panel - 14” x 10.5”

Untitled: Bauwerke Series

Paint & charcoal on wood panel - 14” x 10.5”

Untitled: Bauwerke Series


Paint & charcoal on wood panel - 14” x 10.5”

Untitled: Bauwerke Series

Paint & charcoal on wood panel - 14” x 10.5”

Untitled: Bauwerke Series

Paint & charcoal on wood panel - 13.75” x 10.5”

Untitled: Bauwerke Series

Paint & charcoal on wood panel - 13.875” x 10.5”

Friday, May 12, 2006

Tagging



I like the miniamalist treatment of covering up graffiti in the work hood.

Friday, May 05, 2006

Michael Leigh



Michael Leigh has a show of landscape paintings up at the Tree House Cafe on Bainbridge Island. He captures the patterns and essence of the Northwest landscape in his paintings through bold and simple brushwork.

Thursday, May 04, 2006

Robert Motherwell 1960

DAVID SYLVESTER How clear an idea do you have before you start to paint of what the painting is going to be like?

ROBERT MOTHERWELL Usually not much. More simply, I begin from an impulse, an intense irrational desire that takes you over, prompting you to start moving. And from experience, with some knowledge of what moves oneself, I think it's not altogether arbitrary what one begins with. I mean, I think that any painter would instinctively begin with forms, colors, spatial areas, kinds of format, that in general have been more sympathetic to him that others have been. But certainly implicit partially is the feeling, not the 'I'm going to paint something that I know' but 'through the act of painting I'm going to find out exactly how I feel, both generally and about whatever is specific'.

From "Interviews with American Artists" by David Sylvester

Friday, April 28, 2006

Rectangles


The new neighborhood is filled with warehouses and industrial remnants that will one day be developed into office towers and condos.