WHAT OCCUPIED MY EYES
-- AND IDLE HANDS --
THIS YEAR
(FOR ADDITIONAL IMAGES PLEASE VISIT MY INSTAGRAM FEED)
"CAUTION FALLING ICE AND SNOW" (DECEMBER 5, 2016 -- THOMASTON, MAINE)
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ART & PHOTOGRAPHY
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| 4' x 3' abstract canvas from March 2015 that I updated with changes to the lower right this September |
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| 3' x 2' companion piece |
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| "Chef BoyarDior" -- 31" x 8" mixed media collage (September 2017) |
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| "Oats For Women" -- 16" x 8" mixed-media collage of magazine paper, acrylic house paint, raw oatmeal, and Modge Podge (November 2017 with upper detail added June 2019) |
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| The first and only pencil drawing I've made in at least a decade, based on a photograph of my sister's infant boy, who's marvelous. |
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| Eight o'clock on a New England summer night, from what could have easily been swapped for a landscape by LINDEN FREDERICK, currently my favorite modern painter (whose Night Stories I saw in person on my birthday at CMCA). |
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| The peach-haired and dimpled daughter of a close friend from high school. She wears a ruffled dress I gave her on the day she turned four years old. As I type this now her family awaits the birth of a sibling. I didn't take this picture but I admire the repeated mustard colors! |
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| One of my mother's summer lilies, August 8th (as captured by my iPhone 6s with Instagram filter effects). |
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| My nephew Elias in Owls Head two days before he turned sixteen months old (September 4, 2017). This was his first beach walk on our American shores. |
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| "Cottony" cobwebs angled off a stone perimeter catch late-day sunlight (September 23, 2017) |
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| Light on our streets arranges itself in the shapes I like to use in abstract art (September 29, 2017) |
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| Deceased common startling encountered on a walk to the boatyard (October 2, 2017) |
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| Marbled veins of pomegranate were revealed upon prying off an "eggnog" batch of floor paint (October 19, 2017) -- Can you spot the projects I used it in? |
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| Sundown on October 16, 2017 at quarter-to-six (Thomaston, Maine) |
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| Brown bat encountered on Halloween Day (!) in our back hallway, promptly relocated to my mother's patio planter. |
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| Dollops & smears of paint on clear plastic with shadows beneath (November 2, 2017) |
"WRAITH WHARF" (AUGUST 2, 2017 -- THOMASTON, MAINE)
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--- SAME TIME NEXT YEAR?
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