Acrylic on Canvas • 9″x12″ • Private Collection
They aren’t as angry as they look.
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A series of paintings based on the doodlings of youngsters.
Someone recently wrote with a “permanent” marker on the “erasable” board in my art classroom. Not since the unstoppable force met the immovable object has there been such a spectacular literal dilemma.
What symbols are used to represent men and women on Scottish bathroom doors?
NEWS FLASH: Use of the expression “it’s all good” is to be discontinued immediately.
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.
I wish that I could see 5 seconds in to the future so that I’d know better than to let a person merge in front of me who doesn’t give the “thank you” wave.
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.
Tests suggests that gangs of thugs look 14% less intimidating when depicted using yellow.
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