A Bunch of Jung

An eagle-eyed pal spotted this piece of artwork dangling in the background of everyone’s favorite train wreck du jour. It’s not one of mine but shares the composition, subject, palette and aesthetic of much of my recent work. Should I chalk it up to collective subconscious or sue for custody of the kids?

Acrylic on Canvas • 48″x30″ • Private Collection

A pair of paintings for my lovely cousin’s lovely daughter’s lovely nursery. Their respective names are conspicuously hidden within the foliage.

Acrylic & Paint Marker on Skateboard Shard • Private Collection

Artwork painted on a broken board, by a broke, bored artist.

Acrylic & Paint Marker on Buckets • Private Collection

Now that I’ve painted faces on buckets, I can face kicking the bucket.

Acrylic & Paint Marker on Wood • Donated to Charity

A subconsciously painted painting, consciously offered for interpretation.

Ink on Paper • 90″x36″ • Private Collection

I cooked up this cluster of comrades to compliment an upcoming presentation at Villanova University.

Acrylic on Paper • Conshohocken, PA

I recently plastered a painting for the plucking in the parking garage of my local IKEA. Hex key not included.

Lance Barton’s America

It’s always great to catch up with old work. Here’s a much appreciated snapshot of Lance Barton contemplating his investment in my 2000 painting, America.

Acrylic on Canvas • 16″x16″ • Commissioned Work

Owls aren’t as bright as the media would have you believe. Don’t be fooled by their frequent depiction wearing glasses and/or a graduate cap.

Acrylic on Paper • Burlap & Bean Coffee Shop

Due to the impending geographic relocation of frontman, Ron Foligno, the Hulihees ushered out the end of an era last Saturday night. Live art and music marked the bitter sweet occasion.