Portrait

Well it has certainly been a busy quarter. I just got back from NYC where my Sufjan portrait was in the Society of Illustrator's student exhibition (yay!) and am working on something similar which I thought I would throw up here (word choice?) even though its not done yet. Portrait of Maria Callas as Norma. Or maybe Lucia.



Maybe next quarter I will keep up here better. Remember you can always follow along on Flickr which I tend to update more often since there is no pressure to come up with witty written accompaniments. :-P

From Last Quarter

A frog painting I did.

And, I got a cat! Whose name, coincidentally, is also Frog.

From The Home Decorating Front

Red is the Official Accent Color for the apartment.


Yesterday there was a huge thunderstorm (including The Loudest Thunderclap Ever!) It reminded me of Thailand; it was nice.

Little Interim Post

Dear readers,
I'm in the middle of an epic state-to-state move. But once I get there I should be producing art very regulary (I'll be in grad school! :D ) and hopefully posting will become more regular.

In the meantime - for old time's sake - here is a little thing I did.

This is a mockup of the album art by up-and-coming close-personal-artists Dreamtigers, who will be releasing their first full-length record this fall! Check them out on Myspace!


And here's the t-shirt version. :)

As you can see, I'm really into black and white right now.

Cheers all,
grant

Still Here...

I am still alive and basking in un-busyness following a very succeful opening of the Rabbit Paintings at Gordon College last weekend. They're on display in the loggia of the Barrington Cente of the Arts (open til about 9 p.m. on weeknights and into the evening on Saturday as well, i beleive) and will be up til April 25th.
Will put up some pictures once I get around to it.

In the meantime, here is a layout for a pamphlet I might be making about protists.

Finally Here!

"...a man's work is nothing but the slow trek to discover, through the detours of art, those two or three great and simple images in whose presence his heart first opened." -Camus

The show is finally up at Redbrick, 95 Rantoul St., Beverly MA, bottom floor.
It's only open M-F during business hours, which is too bad - except on Saturday the 6th (upcoming) when it will be open for December Open Studios from 10 a.m.--5 p.m. I will be hanging around so you can come say hi if you want, and see everything hung up, which looks very good if I do say so myself.

The work will also be on display at Gordon College sometime in the spring - probably from late January until mid-April. That will be a slightly more complete show, including smaller work, some older works from private collections, and more Silver Worlds pieces.


Snared Rabbit


top: Resurrection Rabbit
bottom: Conquered Rabbit


Another angle showing the gilded inner rims of the frames.


from left: Carrion Crows, Lotus Pond, Predator/Prey


detail of Lotus Pond


Persian Megature


Persian Megature


left: Snared Rabbit, right: I am from battles!

Flickering In And Out

Eu...this hasn't been updated in a while. And it won't be for a little while longer as I finish up some freelance jobs and ease back into the studio after a summer hiatus.

But, if you want to see more stuff, I've just joined Flickr and you can view my photostream here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/rabbitengine/