Showing posts with label green. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

New Art

Here is some new art your viewing pleasure. The title is, "Moose I". This drawing was created using pencil and white charcoal on recycled cardboard.

I have been working on a web site on and off for the past month. My client has been busy with work (which is a good thing) and has had trouble sending me information.
I am also trying to finish some of the 10 paintings I have going right now. I would like to have two of them finished before I hang about (5-7) paintings in Keene, NH at the "Lotus and Orchid". That is the trouble with oil paints, you have to learn to be very patient.

That's all I have for now. I'm beat!

Cheers!

Sunday, June 7, 2009

Eco Art

Here is one of the several drawings that I have been working on as of late. These new drawings that I have been working on are drawn on recycled cardboard. I started using cereal boxes, cracker boxes and will be moving on to corrugated cardboard.
With this drawing I used oil pastels which isn't environmental friendly. However, I am planning on using another medium in the future. 
I also have some more drawings on cardboard that I plan on uploading soon!

I hope you enjoy the art and that when you look at this you can't help but smile.

Peace!

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

Merry Christmas!

Well here it is my Christmas card to the world! I hope your year was as good as it could have been and if it could have been better, grab a pen and paper and starting taking notes to improve your 2009!

I had a great 2008. I didn't do as much art as I wanted to but I have a plan and I feel I am on track. I got a lot accomplished and I had a lot of fun. I spent a lot of time with my amazing and beautiful girl friend and if I could go back and relive 2008 I wouldn't change a thing!

Now, 2009 should be an interesting one. We will have a new president in office (I truly hope he can do some good), Go Green (I think that our world will work even harder at trying to minimize waste and utilize what we do have) A good company to check out is www.simpleshoes.com They are creating shoes out of hemp, reusing bike & car tires, organic cotton and other materials. They are doing some really cool things over there and you should check them out if you need a new pair of shoes or a comfortable pair of thongs (sandals). 

Okay, so what was I talking about again? Oh yeah, I plan on painting and drawing a whole lot more in 2009. I also want to put some art in some galleries and possibly some fairs.

What do you want to do in 2009? Let me know when you have the chance.

Till next time.

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)

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Where is the Energy Coming From?

This is a painting that I have been working on for a while now. It is one painting that separates into three pieces.
I call it "Where is the Energy Coming From?"  In this painting I am working on discovering a new energy source to power these paintings and allow this painting to illuminate and draw people in while it hangs on a wall.

Subconsciously I am thinking about the global problem in regards to finding an alternative energy source that is a huge concern for the world and should be on everyones mind.  

I hope this will stimulate some thought and will help people realize that our earth is a fragile place and if we want to exist tomorrow we have to start to use alternative energy and change the way we live today!

Please comment I would love to hear your thoughts.