These are so interesting. I would love to see them in person! I was once a painter but faces always alluded me. I would draw the body and leave off the head. You really know faces.
Powerful work, mesmerizing. In a way, it reminds me of the dark paintings of Goya. Not so much the style as the feeling, the turmoil in it. I love your formats too, they stress the unconventional content.
Your work is so unique! I like that you gave yourself permission to express these dark and very powerful images. Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog.
Your drawings really draw me in-- the varied dimensions of the faces, the horror vacuii, & of course the intensity of the expressions, together create a vortex of emotion & agitation. Strong stuff!
My goodness, so much detail. Disturbing but really neat, especially all those different kind of teeth. And I can totally see a bit of Goya like someone else mentioned. I don't think I would want to go see your show right before bed... but earlier in the day would work. :)
Wonderful paintings! I'm not sure I agree with the relationship to Goya but I do see a kinship with the works of James Ensor. You have something terrific going on here.
wow! you have to be very patient to make all of this huh?
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ReplyDeleteThese are so interesting. I would love to see them in person! I was once a painter but faces always alluded me. I would draw the body and leave off the head.
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Thanks Roberta.
ReplyDeleteI am intrigued by the quality of these drawings. How can Day of the Dead and Sarcophagi give such life? Kudos.
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Thanks Kyle Martin.
ReplyDeleteWow, what fascinating characters...there is so much life and emotion in your drawings.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sherri B.
ReplyDeleteSomething different from the rest! faces on wood...wow! love ur work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Priya.
ReplyDeleteI love the drawings and the long format of the work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Delilah.
ReplyDeletePowerful work, mesmerizing. In a way, it reminds me of the dark paintings of Goya. Not so much the style as the feeling, the turmoil in it. I love your formats too, they stress the unconventional content.
ReplyDeleteTHanks ersi marina. I love Goya. It was a nice compliment.
ReplyDeletedropping by to look at your drawings =)
ReplyDeleteyour drawings have so much depth! keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tegan Clancy.
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ReplyDeleteThanks Jimy.
ReplyDeletethanks for dropping by on my blog! your wood paintings are exquisite!
ReplyDeleteThanks Aparna-Appie.
DeleteYour work is so unique! I like that you gave yourself permission to express these dark and very powerful images. Thanks for leaving a comment on my blog.
ReplyDeleteYour drawings really draw me in-- the varied dimensions of the faces, the horror vacuii, & of course the intensity of the expressions, together create a vortex of emotion & agitation. Strong stuff!
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ReplyDeleteThanks Eva.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, so much detail. Disturbing but really neat, especially all those different kind of teeth. And I can totally see a bit of Goya like someone else mentioned. I don't think I would want to go see your show right before bed... but earlier in the day would work. :)
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ReplyDeleteWonderful paintings! I'm not sure I agree with the relationship to Goya but I do see a kinship with the works of James Ensor. You have something terrific going on here.
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ReplyDeleteGreat art... beautiful steel... I love, this pict...
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