Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Counting Down The Days

Lotus Pond







This is going really well. I've switched from acrylic to gouache mixed with acrylic medium (to make it waterproof), which is working out really well - I am much more comfortable with the way it handles; I just can't get the same results with pure acrylic. Also, the pigmentation of the gouache is SO much richer...*enraptured sigh*

I am from battles!


A greenflaming tendril.


head with a blade and more tendrils


eyes painted in a bit


detail of horns by ears


colophon on back


resurrection rabbit framed!!!

Monday, October 20, 2008

Coalescing

Images from the studio this weekend.

Resurrection Rabbit


Resurrection Rabbit, detail


Conquered Rabbit, detail


Conquered Rabbit, detail


Conquered Rabbit, detail


Snared In Its Glory (At the height of its powers. Thorn in the flesh.)


Snared, detail


left: Black Sheep (Apex), right: Black Sheep (Nadir) 6"x8" each


Persian Megature


Lotus Pond


On The Shoulders of Giants

Thursday, October 16, 2008

4 Down


Carrion Crows (Lay of the land. The earth is no footstool for the sky.) Acrylic on silver leaf on panel. 11" x 15" Complete!

Also complete:
Resurrection Rabbit
Predator/Prey
Brood Nurse

Monday, October 13, 2008

Resurrection Rabbit

Pictures from tonight; the kitchen table. 99% done. No color fidelity.

Resurrection Rabbit (Eglantine. I wound to heal.)
25.5"x 25.5"
acrylic and 23.5 kt gold on panel





Thursday, September 25, 2008

This One's For You!

Portraits of Dave:

Normal.


Punked Out! lol

Monday, September 22, 2008

Phases


Lotus Pond. Two images - make an average in your mind and you will see its true color.


Ensnared. Experimenting with gouache and granulation fluid.


Break At Dawn. More granulated gouache.


Sunless Sea. And again.


Megature. All the shapes finally blocked. I'm worried that I may have miscalculated the figure-ground weight on the right vs. left sides :/

More Bookmaking

Another book I made; A Truncated Bestiary. The cover has an inlaid collage-piece (the paper substrate is cut away so that the thick cardboard frog lies flush with the box-surface. Nerdy:)