Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Winter Break Commissions

Winter Break was not really a break for me, due to the amazing opportunities to make art for people ! 


Sarasota Memorial Hospital 
After being part of a team during the summer to paint a huge mural throughout a staircase of the Sarasota Memorial Hospital, I was asked to paint a mural in the employee gym at the hospital too. Inspired by the seven chakras and bamboo resembling our bones I painted the gym walls and received the best compliments by the gym users. 









Kingsley's Wedding Portrait

Samantha Kingsley asked me to paint a portrait of a photo taken at her wedding to give to her new husband for Christmas.  



Yearly Addition to Reesa's Mural

Last year I painted a mural in my neighbor Reesa's backyard. After completion we had the thought of every year I could add a little something to the mural. The first addition are shells to the sand. Here is a photo of me hard at work.  



Christmas Happiness from the Cattle Family


Just a little something that was emailed out to a few luck ones. 

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

 What is a Perfect Memory? I have recently been exploring this question by combining two images together to portray some of my personal perfect memories. 

4 x 2 foot Oil Paintings


Gardener 



Snow


Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Smalls of old winter.





Top: oil on wood. 8 x 3" 
Bottom: oil on fake wood. 18 x 18"

bathtub, bleach and brush


screen print cmky

Monday, December 12, 2011

Penguin Comic


Created a Comic to raise awareness of the dangers Penguins encounter. Hopefully this comic will be available at Sarasota Mote Aquarium as a free handout. This project was my final for Environmental Ethics class Fall 2011. 

Sunday, November 27, 2011

Mothers Portrait Commision



Thank you Reesa, I was so honored to paint your mother along with your mother-in-law.
Oil on pannel

Sunday, November 13, 2011


a bathtub. bleach. and brush.


photo emulsion. silk screen print.

Sunday, October 23, 2011

Those Picnic days


Silk Screen 




Jill Lerner's Serigraphy class wanted to have an exhibition but didn't want to go about it by any conventional means. Instead, the class decided to respond directly to the space of the Crossley Gallery. Printing on the floor of the space, in a pattern, in white ink, to unify each image as part of a whole. Becoming not only a social experiment, but a question of the role image making itself"

My Seaside


Etching Print 

An honest description