Friday, November 13, 2009

"Now or Never!" Group show Nov. 14 @ Gallery Heist



Tomorrow night is the opening reception for the inaugural exhibition of Gallery Heist. I got to see some of the work yesterday and it's going to be an amazing show

Located @ 679 Geary @ Leavenworth

7-11pm

Sunday, October 18, 2009

Feature in "O & S"

Friday, September 25, 2009

HCG Gallery Show



Here is a video my good friend and fellow painter Steve Javiel made of the show we took part of in Dallas, TX. I got the flu the week of and could not attend. I am still hating myself. Looked like a great turnout and lots of fun. Great artwork all around.

For more info visit the HCG Gallery

Monday, August 10, 2009

"Study #2", Oil on Wood (Individual & link)








Here are some stills from the process shots. To see the entire group of images just click here.

Sunday, August 09, 2009

"Study #2", Oil on Wood



I received some emails asking about triangulation and process. For this study I shot a step by step and will post the individual images later.

Saturday, August 08, 2009

Clone Magazine Interview







I scanned the article from Clone Magazine to post here. I am a bit curious to see how the article turned out. Anyone who can translate?

Tuesday, August 04, 2009

Study, Oil on Wood

Today was the first day of break so I decided to start experimenting with some stuff. Got a bunch of shows coming up this next year and I want to start changing up the work a bit. In this piece I was experimenting with the Golden Section and measuring using triangulation. I also wanted to experiment with brushwork and substrate. I had this piece of Bird's Eye Maple sitting around for a bit. I really like the surface and how it absorbs the oil so quickly. I didn't apply anything to the surface before painting. Sorry about the photo quality. These were taken with my iPhone.



Block in.



Here you can see the pencil marks left from the under drawing. I am experimenting with a new method of measuring referred to as "triangulation". I love the geometrical approach and how the lines more or less create a design with the sacred geometry in the background.



Continuing the block in. I have been using rounds for this body of work throughout the last year and I really like the mark making you can get. Somewhat of a mix between straight painting and cross-hatching.



About 90% done I think. I am going to leave all the pencil marks and golden section lines. I think I might outline the golden rectangle.