Showing posts with label earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label earth. Show all posts

Thursday, July 15, 2010

BP de Mexico V





Here is the fifth drawing from the series. I have used oil pastels on recycled card stock.
The size of the drawing is 5.5"x4.25". The original drawing is going for $45

Prints are available in 5.5"x4.25" $15, 14"x11"-$30, 20"x16"-$45 and 24"x18"-$60.
Prints are printed on order. If you would like a custom size please contact me and I will try to accommodate your request.

I use archival inks and typically print on Glossy paper.

I will also be donating 1% percent of the sales to: onepercentfortheplanet.org
Let me know what you think of the series thus far!

Monday, March 1, 2010

New Art


I just finished this drawing last week. I used Cray-pas, oh yes!, remember those?? Anyways, I started this at about 2AM and ended forcing myself to stop around 4:30AM in order to still function the following day at a reasonable hour. I ended up finishing this about a week later with a couple of short sessions.
I think this looks great. My inspiration for this piece came from listening to one of my favorite bands (tea leaf green). If you have the chance to see them, they are a must see. They are known for their high energy shows with insane improvisational jams.
I call this drawing, "Trevor" inspired by the keyboard player of TLG. This is eco friendly as it was created on recycled cardboard.

Let me know what you think.

Cheers

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

I see your duck and raise you a cow!

As I was driving to Massachusetts on Saturday I saw some cows up on a hill and I decided to take some pics.  There was great lighting at 9:00 AM and I so often pass these opportunities up. 

This farm is down the road from my parents house and I have always wanted to take some pictures of the animals they have roaming about the area. I am glad I decided to turn around and take some pictures. I have a bunch more that I will eventually upload somewhere some other time. Here are a few that I like




Yay cows!! or as my g/f calls them (cowsies)