Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Saturday, January 20, 2007
New Drawings
This is a drawing of a Kodiak Bear. I'm very excited to receive the 5th season of Northern Exposure in the mail and am just trying to keep myself busy until then.
This is a self-portrait of me and Beggar Bear based on the drawing of a Boy and his Teddy Bear by Dande Evans who was my Dad's friend in the AirForce. Very important drawing to me growing up.
This is a self-portrait of me and Beggar Bear based on the drawing of a Boy and his Teddy Bear by Dande Evans who was my Dad's friend in the AirForce. Very important drawing to me growing up.
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
Sunday, January 14, 2007
Laura Ingalls Wilder
I've just begun finally executing a series that I've been thinking about for 6 months: Women Tshirts. So far I only have Laura Ingalls Wilder and Amelia Earhart, they were my childhood heroes. I think my next few will be some of my favorite Black Wome in history as February is Black History Month! Let me know if there are any women you'd like to see in a t-shirt and I'll make it and send you one!
Saturday, January 13, 2007
Friday, January 12, 2007
Thimk: Stickers
These are just a few of a series of stickers I have been making the past few months. I'm out of the ones that aren't up, so we'll just have to wait until I make some more of those ones.
"Thimk" is the name of my sticker and tshirt line, it has its root in what my parents used to tell me when I was a kid and got in trouble, they would say "Think! T-H-I-M-K! Think!"
So a shout-out to my Mom and Dad: thanks guys!
Blurry Family Photos
A Ride With Flowers
Wednesday, January 10, 2007
Blue Carbuncle
This is a really awful picture of a really great drawing of a blue carbuncle inside of a goose, based on the Sherlock Holmes story "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle." Hope I didn't ruin the mystery for any of you who haven't read but are dying to read "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle." I made this for Margaret and Noura because whenever Noura tries to teach me to speak with a British accent we use the above phrase.
Tigers In the Sky
This is a sculpture of all of the apartments I lived in (until 2006) from memory, arranged chronologically from earliest at the bottom to most recent at the top. They are also oriented in their actual NSEW directions.
Labels:
foam core,
plastic tigers,
silk flowers,
spray paint
Flower Shower Power of Love
It's OK: Penguins are Monogamous
This is a clip from my 2006 video, "It's OK: Penguins are Monogamous" starring a penguin from the Monterrey Aquarium. I made the video after having a veritable "misssed connection" on the subway and started thinking that humans are really not cut out for the pressure we put on ourselves to find our mate for life.
Bird II
This is a video still from my 2005 video "Bird II" starring Pal, my Grandmother's bird. I was interested in this bird as a "love bird" because we always thought it was a male love bird until my Mom went to visit my Grandma in Pittsburgh (after my cousin's bought the bird for Grandma) and Pal started laying eggs. We started saying that Pal was in love with my Mom because every time my Mom went to visit Pal would lay some eggs.
My Dad with Tiger
This is a trip-tych I made about my Dad after my Mom and I were talking about him and she said "Can't change a tiger's stripes." Thus began this series and my obsession with tigers.
These drawings are based on a photograph of my Dad on sitting on the couch on my parents wedding day. I added in the tiger.
Monday, January 8, 2007
"Have I seen this before?"
This is the painting that the below painting "I have seen this before" is based on. I made this painting in 2002 and gave it to my friend Ruth for Christmas. My parents kept it in their kitchen for a few years until Ruth and I graduated college and she moved to St. Louis where she has enough room for this very large painting. It took my Dad a few months to notice it was gone, but when he did notice he said "Hey, where did that painting go? I liked it!" So I made him a very small, less detailed but similar painting.
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