Very proud to have this piece, My Perfect Woman, included in the Detroit Dirty Show!
Now that the show is over, this piece is for sale! It measures 18"w x 24"t x 7.5"d, it is made of fiberglass and painted in oils. Price is $3,200 which does not include shipping. Interested parties should email me with their address so I can calculate shipping costs.
Visit http://www.dirtydetroit.com/ for tickets they sell out very fast!
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Friday, August 25, 2017
Thursday, August 3, 2017
Been a busy time...
It's been a while since I've updated my blog so I figured I'd get it done.
Things are busy here...
New studio is up and running:
Things are busy here...
New studio is up and running:
I chose to keep the studio mostly for my engineering based art, the stuff I have to build and continue to create my oil paintings in my home based studio. It's a great space in what used to be a stamping plant of some sorts. Located at 333 Midland St. Highland Park MI, I am in Studio F. Generally I get down to work there 2 or 3 days a week. My daughter and I are in the process of looking for a home in the greater Detroit area so the commute will be far less. Taking advantage of a MICHDA program where they help folks buy homes. And as it turns out, I've been looking in the same neighborhood that I grew up in in Detroit. Feels like I've come full circle.
Now for updates on work:
This piece in another in my series: Jesus of Suburbia called "Daddy found God in a bottle".
Made a great deal of progress on "The Genesis Plant" Working on a paper to describe how all of humanity came from this plant in one elegant fashion.
Finished this part of a much broader installation called "Primitive".
Made progress toward finishing "Something Wicked This Way Comes".
Got this ready to make a mold of for what will become a hanging lamp. Not sure what to call it yet.
And of course still producing abstracts, these are acrylic on canvas.
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halloween,
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Life casting,
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