My art website has been around for more than a decade. You can find cartoons dating back to 1993, I think. The problem with having a website maintained by only one person, namely me, over that length of time, is that inertia makes it hard to make big changes. The larger the website became the [...] Read more »
Imperfect Action
We artists are an interesting lot. Many artists wait for the fire to strike before laying the brush to canvas, but not all. Some of us plan our work in such detail the completed canvas is in our mind’s eye before we ever lay the brush to the canvas. Either way, many of us wreck [...] Read more »
Don’t paint it black
I am often asked about my framing options-I don’t offer a whole heck of a lot-I usually frame with a white or off-white mat in a narrow black corporate style frame. If the work doesn’t need a mat I usually frame with a simple wooden frame having no fancy fillets, coves or bevels. People ask [...] Read more »
Loving the Embrace of Nightfall
In the midst of the Binary Birds series I was contacted out of the blue by an artist out of Florida. She commented on my painting Mother Night, which made me think about it some. Since I am in the midst of my 100 Paintings projects I do not turn down any ideas that feed [...] Read more »
Andy Warhol Lives On!
Ever since I started doing PopCult paintings I have wanted to do something inspired by Andy Warhol. But I have never been one to just copy something. The germ of the idea behind Social Networking! came to me as soon as I started doing the Binary Birds, but it did not erupt as a full [...] Read more »