Dying Quarterback

Dying Quarterback, 2014. 20" x 20". Silver leaf, charcoal, acrylic, oil pastel, pencil, and gesso on canvas.

Football, Nike, Barbarians, Christianity, and the fall of Rome.

After Vincent

After Vincent, 2014. 26” x 34”. Acrylic, pencil, and pastel on canvas.

Sunflowers
Summer
Yellow

Still Life with Dying Flowers

Still Life with Dying Flowers, 2014. 19" x 26". Pencil, pastel, acrylic on canvas.

Postmodern

Postmodern, 2014. 12" x 16". Acrylic on canvas paper.

A painting of an image.

Loam

 

Loam, 2014. 22" x 35". Acrylic on cardboard.

Don't Worry About It

 

Don't worry about it, 2014. 18" x 24". Chalk on newsprint.

With pregnancy comes a whole new level of worrying.

Stairs I

Stairs I, 2014. 18" x 24". Acrylic, gesso, oil crayon, pencil on newsprint.

When I was a child I used to burst up the stairs as fast as I could; outrunning the demons below. Cy Twombly.

Buenas Noches

Buenas Noches, 2013. 12" x 16". Acrylic, gold leaf on canvas paper.

Painted after the death of my Grandfather. I was the first born grandchild and was gifted lots of time and attention from him. He made me spiral bound comic books cut from Sunday papers, creatures made of colorful thread and corn husks. He gave me a desire to learn about culture, discover science, value knowledge. He was a science teacher and had little collections of fossils in painted over cigar boxes. Summers spent at his house in south Georgia make up some of my best childhood memories.

When I was a kid his night time goodbye was, "Buenas noches." Gracias por todo.

Thirty Two

Thirty Two, 2013. 12" x 16". Acrylic, gold leaf on canvas paper.

Sorta Phillip Guston meets Egon Schiele. Also looks like a human Sad Frog.

World Cup -- Qatar 2022

Redesigned logo for the upcoming World Cup hosted by Qatar in 2022. There have been reports of egregious treatment of workers building the stadiums and infrastructure. Many are said to be unable to leave and are kept under slave like conditions.

Sleep

Sleep, 2013. 23" x 21".  Acrylic on cardboard.

Laying awake a night thinking about money and what my life has become as opposed to what my expectations were when young.

Wall Section: Red Room

Wall Section: Red Room, 2013. 12" x 16". Acrylic and China Marker on canvas.

This painting is about the fears of parenthood.

Ghost Face

Ghost Face, 2013. 12" x 16". Gesso, pencil, acrylic on canvas paper.

Looks like a hipster Ernie from Sesame Street.

Peonies

Two Peonies, 2013. 12" x 16". Gesso, pencil, acrylic, and oil pastels on canvas paper.

Peony with Tulips, 2013. 12" x 16". Gesso, pencil, acrylic, and oil pastels on canvas paper.

Two little paintings I made on a sunny day.

Head of a Boxer

Head of a Boxer, 2013. 12" x 16". Gesso, Sepia crayon, Copper leaf, and oil pastels on canvas paper.

Face Hidden by Paint

Face Hidden by Paint, 2013. 12" x 16". Acrylic on canvas paper.

Face Scraped with Paint

Face Scraped with Paint, 2013. 12" x 16". Acrylic and pencil on canvas paper.

Like a heavy handed Elizabeth Peyton using Van Gogh's brush.

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This is perfect for those crafters who want to hide their tools. Also fits well beside a computer to hold extra printer paper, pens, Moleskine notebooks, and other office supplies. Scrap bookers, sketch artists, gadget enthusiasts can all secret their items away in this smart unit. Please keep in mind it is made of paper and must be treated gently, but it is of a sturdy build.

Sporting Player

Sporting Player, 2013. 12" x 16". Acrylic and pencil on canvas paper.

Another painting about winning at all costs. Even if that cost is taking another life. All the media buzz about Aaron Hernandez brought this on, but there are a slew of criminal players.

I'll take that chance

I'll take that chance, 2013. 12" x 16". Acrylic and pencil on canvas paper.

A painting about winning at any cost. It's better to be a "has-been" than a "never-was".

Why'd you turn against me, Gordon? For six years, I taughtcha how to skate, I taughtcha how to score, I taughtcha how to go for the "W". You could have been one of the greats! An' now look at yourself. You're not even a has-been. You're a never-was.