"Not a Horse Without a Head" oil on panel, 2012

My favorite part of oil painting lives in the little moments of detail, color, and texture.

"Down a Line" oil on panel, 2012

"107th Engineer's Memorial Highway" oil on panel, 2012

Here's one oil painting and two other painintgs I executed for the Cabin-Time trip in the UP. I finally got everything photographed and uploaded and am excited to share it. The two below were painted with acrylic and ink on MDF.

I'll be leaving town in a week or so, will post a few more photos and drawings before I go. 

 

Nicolas Davenel just finished a nice little trailer about our moped club. 

I'm so glad that Mike has a nerdy final line, per usual!

Underneath a Mountain

18x24", ink and marker

I drew this a few months ago. Always thought it would make an interesting shirt/screenprint. 

Today issue 10 of Slice came in the mail. I was honored to have them feature the Outlived series for their cover of "Growing Up". Slice is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit literary magazine that is well worth checking out, here's their site

In the Fall, a couple friends in Portland asked me to do the cover for their comic they are making called 666 Taxi. The comic is just being finished up and I got the okay to share the cover art. Here it is along with the initial sketch. 

 

Untitled, watercolor and ink on paper, 8.5x11.5"

I made this late the other night in my watercolor book. Working on some really awesome client projects this month and some larger oil paintings as well. Still doing lots of small drawings and slowly working on one other larger drawing right now too. It's getting warmer here and the sun is shining more often. Until next time...

What a month. Here's some imagery from outside the hospital. I shot one roll of film for fun throughout the past few weeks. I just finished a new painting, and also have been working on a few new drawings that I'm excited to show. Thanks for all who bought one of the new prints this month, its fun to ship them and know they'll be enjoyed on your walls. The art process is continuing everyday, so is the coffee consumption. Anyways, blah blah blah. here's a few photographs. 

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