Sunday, December 28, 2014
Saturday, December 27, 2014
whoosh!
Labels:
"Going Green",
cityscapes,
Illustrations,
imaginary,
people,
water,
wind,
Windswept City
Thursday, December 25, 2014
half-a-Chinese firedrill
Having fun in the pouring rain while waiting for the light in the early morning of Christmas in Buzzards Bay on Cape Cod in Massachusetts. Both refused to budge from their seating, so there the pair sat in the car in the pouring rain while watching the light turn from red to green and back to red again.
Labels:
Buzzards Bay,
Cape Cod,
holidays,
sketchbook,
water,
winter
Happy Holidays
where ever you may be.
Some years back I made a quick sketch while visiting Kona, Hawaii. Every once in a while when I come across this sketch, I scan, reprint and add more to it. Essentially, it is decaying with each generation of print, but at the same time, vibrance is added with each new layer. This is probably the fifth generation of the original sketch.
Printed paper and color pencil.
Some years back I made a quick sketch while visiting Kona, Hawaii. Every once in a while when I come across this sketch, I scan, reprint and add more to it. Essentially, it is decaying with each generation of print, but at the same time, vibrance is added with each new layer. This is probably the fifth generation of the original sketch.
Printed paper and color pencil.
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Friday, December 19, 2014
sunrise on Socotra, Yemen
Go to this link to see photos of this wild and wonderful land.
http://www.darkroastedblend.com/2008/09/most-alien-looking-place-on-earth.html
Labels:
botanicals,
Illustrations,
MiniArt,
strange plants,
travel,
trees
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
mini art
When I paint, there is always a scrap of the same material that I use for testing colors and techniques. Many times these scraps eventually become art themselves. It's like a casserole, mixings of this and that, which inevitably becomes art unto itself.
Watercolor, color pencil and ink.
Two and a quarter by three and a quarter inches.
Watercolor, color pencil and ink.
Two and a quarter by three and a quarter inches.
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