Self-Portrait - Charcoal on colored paper, Spring 2010
Current work in progress - Another self portrait done with prismacolor markers on canvas.
Self portrait - Acrylic, 2008
Nude figures, charcoal and white conte on colored paper. One of my favorite things to draw is the human figure. I love the play of shadow and light across skin and limbs. No matter the size, shape, age or gender of the model, there is a beauty and strength inherent in the body.
Copies of master drawings done in charcoal, ink and pencil on paper. I hated doing them at the time they were assigned but now I find it to be a very good way of practicing my draftsmanship.
Art as music - Acrylic and chalk on cloth painted to Headlock by Imogen Heap
My version of infinity - Acrylic, Spring 2009
Dancer - A sculpture made entirely of cardboard and paper, Fall 2010
Living is a form of not being sure, not knowing what next or how. The moment you know how, you begin to die a little. The artist never entirely knows. We guess. We may be wrong, but we take leap after leap in the dark.
—Agnes de Mille
Illustrations done in ink and watercolor. All of these are currently being displayed for sale at Dos Amigos restaurant in downtown Manchester.
