Acrylic on Wood • 44″x44″ • Private Collection
As you can see by the dimensions, this work is GIGANTIC. Is it cliché to type the word gigantic in capital letters?
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During a trip to New York City, I met a street artist named Matthew. He was drawing with marker and oil pastel on newspaper and referred to the process as “recycling”. Here are my attempts at “recycling”.
Created using white paint marker on black stock.
An original poster design that I created for a San Francisco-based music festival.
In retrospect, I believe this pose was subconsciously inspired by the album cover of Michael Jackson’s Thriller.
They aren’t as angry as they look.
A series of paintings based on the doodlings of youngsters.
Ani represents a collection of one dozen semi-lovely, semi-nude ladies I created with permanent and paint markers.
A collection of marker compositions juxtaposed with a suburban landscapes. I created the drawing of the houses first, then scanned them into the computer. Next, I manipulated the colors, printed out the design and then went to town with a marker directly on top of the printed image.
A political piece created hot on the heels of the 2000 election. Little did I know that the issue depicted would turn out to be the least of our problems.
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