There is no female Jabba the Hutt series

 These works are called "There is no Female Jabba the Hut." In sci fi there are always really good looking woman like Tricia Helfer and even Rebecca Romijn in the blue suit. I wanted to paint less prettier heroines.

South Scottsdale Festival of the Arts at Pho Cao, Scottsdale

The bar that a music and art event South Scottsdale of the Arts

My area at Pho Cao which hosted the South Scottsdale Festival of the Arts, a night of music and art. I did some live painting (which I am starting to attempt).I did a Cumorah hill.

Gods and Monsters show, (9) the Gallery

 

 

 

 

Zeus of the Grotto 2

Me by Zeus of the Grotto 2

                                                    other artists pictures at the show

                                              other artist pictures at the show

 

My work got accepted into the Gods and Monsters Show at 9 the Gallery!

 

 

My work got accepted into this show. See you in Jnne!

Zeus of the Grotto 1, 30X30, Acrylic on canvas

I learned about the meaning of the word grotesque. It is art in caves or similar that is scaring and gruesome. I am fascinated with the art of David Gilhooly who has food with leaves. I have chef boyardee noodles in a cave like backdrop with interwined leaf motifs.A God for me can be a scary concept. I think of this character like a manic Zeus.

Zeus of the Grotto 1, 30X30, Acrylic on canvas

 

Zeus of the Grotto, 30X30, Acrylic on canvas

Zeus of the Grotto 3, 30X30

 

Wild Child series

Growing up as a teenager, I always felt I wasn't the ideal Mormon. I wasn't smily or perky. I was an angry teenager who read too much Bukowski. Nevertheless I still was a good kid. To this day, I am a little rough around the edges. This series is inspired by the French film The Wild Child.


Wild Child 1, 24X24, Acrylic on board

Wild Child 2, 24X24, Acrylic on board

Wild Child 3, 24X24, Acrylic on board

 

Phx Sux, Trunk Space