Studio shot of another painting, a sort of note to self. Lighten Up Asshole, felt on canvas.
What I consider a three dimensional painting. I started to explore the sculptural qualities of paper pulp, by making a giant grapefruit peel. Paper pulp, paint, potato sack, and cardboard.
First large scale painting done my freshman year at RISD. Acrylic and string on canvas. Approximately 4 ft. x 5 ft.
Progress shot of the old lady painting.
Two portraits from highschool, one of the family dog Callie and the other a self portrait. Watercolor on the top and acrylic below.
Portraits of my grandmother, acrylic, ink, and salt on paper, and grandfather, acrylic on paper.
The left painting is part of a series on stretched paper, beginning my fascination with text. This fascination continues into later projects such as my artist book and wallpaper/ soft sculptures. The right painting is a quick self portrait staring into a mirror, acrylic and salt on canvas.
Bike, 2014, colored pencil, paint, and pen on paper. approximately 9 in. by 15 in.
S’mores, 2013. colored pencil on paper. approximately 11 in. by 16 in.
Bananas, 2013, colored pencil on paper, approximately 8 in. by 12 in.
Blackberries, 2013, colored pencil on paper. approximately 6 in. by 8 in.