Behold the Making

MoleHill Chandelier





Sarah's Favorite





Quiet Courage





If Debt Was Fear





Every Fence Will Fall





4-Eva




Opportunity Knocks on Flesh Mountain




DaisyChain





Its What's on the Inside that Counts (Ode to Internal Organs)





Semi-Self Portrait in a Ski Mask




The Myth of Dental Insurance

Come See THE MAKING!

So the show is hung, with help and equations from Neal Walsh.

I will post pictures of the finished pieces on Monday morning.

until then the only way to see the work is to come to AS220's Main Gallery
115 Empire Street.
Providence RI
02903


Reception 4-7PM on SUNDAY DEC 7th 2008

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The AS220 Site for more info

WORK: Sunday 11/30

Hercules Seghers

I am paying homage to one of my favorite early printmakers Hercules Segher.
He was relentlessly innovative, and always blurred the line between prints and drawings/paintings.


There is more info and images at the RIJKSMUSEUM site

work: friday and Saturday

the clock is ticking
and I am sure I will finish it all.

Posters are done

Keep a look out around Providence for these, they are all different.

Work: Tues 11/25

here are the posters for the show in all there 4ish colors.

If you want me to save you one email me.

Work: Monday 11/23

Work: Saturday: Nov 22

posters for the show in the incubator



last canvas...tiny hooves.

Friday Nov 21: Pink Chicken Feet

Work: Wed Nov 18

I made some transparency this evening.

Monday Nov 18th- The power of cats

I am borrowing a friend's cat to rid my apartment of mice. This has had some unintended consequences. Mainly that whenever I attempt to do something arty the Cat becomes focused on sitting and purring on me. or walking on newly gessoed canvases.


SIGH!

This picture is oddly cat free.

this is a picture of why I hate transparent base and pigments. Little specs. hate 'em

Worm Fake Repeat

saturday/sunday work

These first two images are of my small screens with an exposed photo-stencil.



I don't normally get this dirty

I hate how this turned out so I am gonna toss it and start over. They can't all be winners.


extra ink.

Instead of screenprinting ink I am using acrylic paint mixed with golden's Silkscreen medium. The colors are higher quality then are available in the standard speedball screenprinting ink. I sometimes use creatix pure pigment mixed into speedball transparent base. I Prefer the Golden, the Creatix can create pulls of unmixed pigment. The only draw back to the Golden is that the mixed paint dries quickly and plasticizes. I move pretty fast, but it is almost unusable after 20 minutes.