"Dazed and confused "20" x 22", Charcoal.
This peace is one of my most meaningful works of art. The two boys making the silly faces, makes you wonder if they're laughing, screaming or simply in need of more fiber in their diet. A definite challenge of mine was to work with faces I knew by heart. It was not easy to except they would never quite look identical to the photograph. Eventually this frustration was overcome to created this memory of two of my best friends, and show the relationship we shared. Now they hang eternally on my wall as a reminder of who I was, and how I have grown and continued to transform and evolve. |
The Plunge8" x 11", Watercolor.
Originally a midnight mural I did on my wall with sharpie and fatigue. Later redone as one of my first watercolors. When I look at the girl, gazing into the distance. I like to think of the dark wings in the sky as her angelic numbers, embarking on their journey just before the sun submerges itself, to illuminate Poseidon's domain. The young woman wading in the water, attempts to make her first decent, to fly amongst her kin for the very first time. Not unlike a baby bird, throwing its frail body out of the nest for its first taste of flight. |
"Fear"
......... Acrylic with Pen and Ink
This painting represents my fear of the dark and my room when i was a kid. I would pull the covers over me until none of my body was exposed. This was the monster under my bead could never get me. Or the trees taping on my window.
......... Acrylic with Pen and Ink
This painting represents my fear of the dark and my room when i was a kid. I would pull the covers over me until none of my body was exposed. This was the monster under my bead could never get me. Or the trees taping on my window.
"Controll"
18" x 24", Pen and Ink.
In this surreal depiction or boulder, it portrays my feeling of lacking control in my life. That as a high schooler I am trapped in this place I have always been. I might see some beauty in this place, yet doubts remains about who's in control. How much of my life do I drive and what is chosen for me.
In this surreal depiction or boulder, it portrays my feeling of lacking control in my life. That as a high schooler I am trapped in this place I have always been. I might see some beauty in this place, yet doubts remains about who's in control. How much of my life do I drive and what is chosen for me.
Self portrait
.....,Acrylic Paint .
One of my more challanging endevors, attempting to paint myself for the first time. How do you capture something you know better than anything else? Something so personal that you spend hours doing the same line over and over, even when you know it will never be perfect.
One of my more challanging endevors, attempting to paint myself for the first time. How do you capture something you know better than anything else? Something so personal that you spend hours doing the same line over and over, even when you know it will never be perfect.
Home
.... acrylic paint with gel medium.
Energy
... Pen and ink with graphite.
This piece is one of my most emotional works of art. When I look at this tangled portrait it bring a feeling of complex emotions of frustration, depression and the earning to channel energy into something great. Everyday I see dozens of people with their minds made up about who I am and maybe how I feel. When you look at us, you might only see our faces. Hopefully one day people will see more. I wanted to show everyone that you can see whatever you want in this.
This piece is one of my most emotional works of art. When I look at this tangled portrait it bring a feeling of complex emotions of frustration, depression and the earning to channel energy into something great. Everyday I see dozens of people with their minds made up about who I am and maybe how I feel. When you look at us, you might only see our faces. Hopefully one day people will see more. I wanted to show everyone that you can see whatever you want in this.