Showing posts with label self-taught. Show all posts
Showing posts with label self-taught. Show all posts

Friday, September 21, 2012

You Are Here, Mk II

Acrylic on canvas. 18" x 24"


Split Spectrum

Acrylic on canvas. 16" x 20"  This painting got messed in the rain; you can see the drips on the upper right side.  It also had some issues with color bleeding and needs more repair on the white sections.  I've been rather discouraged with this one, but I think I will finish repairing it eventually.



Nineteen Eighty-nine

Acrylic on wood panel.  10" x 10"


Angular Momentos - SOLD

Acrylic on canvas. 20" x 20"


Broken Hypothesis

Acrylic on canvas. 16" x 20"


On a Boat

Acrylic on canvas. 16" x 20"


Warp Speed - SOLD

Acrylic on canvas. 16" x 20" SOLD


Pinstripe Experiment - SOLD

Acrylic on canvas. 16" x 20" SOLD.


Thursday, August 16, 2012

Primary Rays

This was a project that occurred to me when I got some really nice painters tape.  Acrylic on canvas. 16" x 20"


8-Bit Cloud

This is my first crack at doing some 8-bit sprites. This is a cloud from Super Mario Brothers.  I did this by projecting a blown-up version of the sprite onto the canvas and painting right over that projection with acrylics and a paint pen.


Foam Pumpkins


I carved a couple of foam pumpkins. Turned out pretty awesome.  The top one is just a bubbling beaker, the bottom one is the logo/mascot for the Android mobile operating system.




Geometric Abstract, Paint Pen on Paper



I made this on heavy painting paper with a pencil and a Sharpie oil-based paint marker.

Small Abstract 2


This painting SUCKS. But sometimes the best way to learn is to fail.

Small Abstact


This last one is little abstract piece that my co-worker Kathryn helped me with. Really, she did most of it.

Space Invader 1




I've started painting. So far, it's apparent I have a lot to learn.  I like how this turned out, but the impressionistic-pixel thing may not be the way I go in the future.

Ink on Paper


These are some drawings I used to do when I was bored at work. I know they are fairly juvenile, but I really like them.  They are just gel ink pens on a notepad that seems like a newsprint type weight.

All the circles were made by tracing rings and bottle caps and such.







These are the same pens, but on note cards.