New Art

Bubbling Thought II

2.7.08

36x48







Purple Palace

2.6.08

24x36







Utmost Limit of Balance

2.4.08

24x30

Reminiscent: Japan series

This is the beginning of a collection of pieces which are inspired by Japanese Landscapes. There will be more added later.





"Reminiscent: Japan VI"

SOLD






"Reminiscent: Japan V"

9.0.06

18x24

$150






"Reminiscent: Japan IV"

SOLD






"Reminiscent: Japan III"

NFS






"Reminiscent: Japan II"

Destroyed

Linear Love

"New York City"

12.10.97

38x38

NFS






"Guitar Player"

12.12.97

36x48

$3,000






"Circular Diffusion"

12.17.99

36x48

$700






"Journey Into the 4th Dimension"

12.20.97

40x44

$2,000

Bubbling Thought

"Tree Lined Boulevard"

11.23.04

22x28

$200






"Untitled for 12.23.05

12.23.05

24x36

$200






"Spring III"

3.24.07

24x36

$300






"Planning My Escape"

1.7.05

34x44

$550






"Mountain Landscape"

1.5.03

24x24

$200






"Untitled for 3.22.07"

3.22.07

24x30

$300






"Bubbling Thought"

3.22.07

16x20

$125






"Giverny III"

6.18.98

36x48

SOLD






"Nuclear Winter"

1.9.03

22x30

$350

The Death of Queen Elizabeth

This is a funny tale about the life of my painting called "Elizabeth".



I was obsessed with Elizabeth, "the virgin queen" a few years ago, and decided to paint her portrait. Well, it turned out really cool, and kinda creepy because it sorta looked like me (which everyone loved to point out to me!) My friend Erin bought the painting for her partner, Wendy, as a birthday gift. I shipped it to California where it hung in Wendy's office. Eventually Erin and Wendy decided to move back to Massachusetts. They shipped the painting (and their other belongings)to Erin's parents house in Connecticut where it would be stored until Erin and Wendy could get it.



Well, here is where the story gets sad. Erin had told her mom to "do whatever with her stuff, put it in the basement". Well, Erin's mom is a school teacher, and she took the "do whatever with it literally" and found a new use for fine art. She cut the face out of the painting, and took pictures of her students with their faces in the painting. Erin was horrified, Wendy was pissed, and i just had to laugh.



Now don't get me wrong, i do think it's terrible that elizabeth ended up getting beheaded, but it's pretty damn funny! That makes the second piece of art of mine that has had an unhappy accident. (The first being a piece i did for the musician, Shane Gamble, well,... his tour bus ran over the thing i made for him!)



So, here it is! The only photo i own of the painting. You'll have to excuse the quality. I had to scan it in from an old computer print out.







Elizabeth

1/9/00

Acrylic on Canvas

24" x 36"



Long live the Queen!

The Five Elements

The Five Element Series came out of a project at school where we were to embody each of the 5 elements. The project was left open to whatever medium we wanted to do, and so I chose acrylic paintings.





Fire

36"x48"

Acrylic on Stretched Canvas

SOLD







Earth

36"x48"

Acrylic on Stretched Canvas

$300







Metal

36"x48"

Acrylic on Stretched Canvas

$300







Water

36"x48"

Acrylic on Stretched Canvas

SOLD







Wood

36"x48"

Acrylic on Stretched Canvas

$300

A Compendium of Acupuncture Point Paintings

Below is the beginning of a series of paintings that i am doing based on the spirit of different acupuncture points. I didn't choose the points, the points chose me. What came from each painting was a treatment.

I haven't decided if these paintings will be for sale.




Fish Region








Bubbling Spring







Cloud Gate







Blazing Valley







Wilderness Mound