Archive | November, 2009

The Irony of Candid Marilyn Monroe

I’ve developed a fascination with candid photos of Marilyn Monroe. Despite the vast media saturation of her image, it’s very much of her created image rather than the person.  (*although I do not intend to propose that the two are entirely separate.)  Despite being one of the biggest icons of this past century, it’s the [...]

New York, 1955

New York, 1955. Pastel, ink, gouache, and marker on paper.

Revised “Just Judy” Drawing.

Before my show, I went back into an older Judy Garland piece I hadn’t initially felt happy with. Here is the before and after. Ink, marker, acrylic, and pastel on paper. 2008-2009. Look at me, all…..going back into works.

(phone) Photos of mini-show at the Hot Chocolate Sparrow

Work is coming down next sunday. Here’s some quick photos I snapped with my phone while…at work. Better images to come when the show comes down.

First Art Show and Indirect Communicating

Right now some of my art is being exhibited at my work, the Hot Chocolate Sparrow in Orleans. This is the first time a body of my work has been exhibited outside of art school. I was nervous, I was intimidated, and initially I was flat out afraid. This isn’t art school anymore. This is [...]

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