"Untitled"
Acrylic on Canvas
"Untitled Watercolor" (thumbnail for painting)
Watercolor & Color Pencil
On Paper
"Untitled Sketch" (thumbnail for Painting)
Graphite on Paper
"Untitled Watercolor" (thumbnail for painting)
Watercolor & Color Pencil
On Paper
"Untitled Sketch" (thumbnail for painting)
Graphite on Paper
"Untitled"
Acrylic on Canvas
"Taking the Bull By the Horns"
Acrylic on Canvas
"Untitled Sketch"
(Thumbnail for Painting)
Pencil on Paper
"Untitled Watercolor"
(Thumbnail for Painting)
Watercolor & Color Pencil on paper
2 comments:
The gold piece is beautiful. You manipulated the surface interestingly. What medium is the piece? It seems decorative, (but not necessarily in a bad way). It speaks to Aztec art, or some sort of Sun worship in a way. In that regard, it becomes icon-like.
Throughout your work you go back and forth utilizing bright crazy wonderful colors, and black and white, highly textural compositions. You seem to be straddling a stylized technique, and a more realistic approach. In my opinion I would choose one and run with it. Or, find a better balance. I'm left in an uncomfortable place with some of your work, because I'm not sure where the purposeful starts and the lack of investment ends. I feel that if you make definite moves in one direction, you will be more successful. I would also consider merging your bright, saturated color and blk/wht composition. I don't know what you are considering for your last piece, but I think if you keep in mind an aim for a stylized, bright, textural composition you will be highly successful. I think that the direction that you are heading in is really great. You have some really nice work. I hope my comments are helpful. Don't hesitate to respond and we can talk. I want to hear what you disagree with, or some of your thoughts on what i've said. Good work.
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