2-D
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I'm more likely to rivet, weld or rout than paint, but people ask to see what else I've done. So this is here.
Acrylic on paper. 24 x 24 inches
Acrylic on masonite board. 36 x 24 inches
Acrylic on paper. 40 x 24 inches
Acrylic on craft paper. 27 x 27 inches
Acrylic on canvas. 26 x 36 inches
Oil stick on paper. 22 x 33 inches
Veiled art - you have to look up through a veil to see it (for that which needs to be whispered just between you and me) Acrylic on paper (layers of cardstock) with cheese cloth, thread and adhesive. The horizontal paper is 4 X 6 inches.
To see this self portrait full size, hit your F11 key and then click self portrait. Hit your back button to return here. Other digital art is scattered about this site.
Acid etched copper. 10 x 11 inches
I experiment with copper in order to make peace poles out of it. I made fewer of those for a while because someone managed to use them to make me look bad in court. Can you believe there are people twisted enough to do that? However, I kept getting asked to make peace poles, so finally I resumed again. I don't have room to store art that people have not requested to purchase when finished anyway. And peace poles fit into gardens and parks and yards so well. Over time and repeated viewings they come to feel like the right thing in those places. Simple, accessible art with a purpose that holds up over time. Trying to improve on that is experimenting and innovating in ways that are indiscernible to almost everyone. When I have some time without a peace pole on order, I dive back into that.
To see a smattering of my photography, click here.
I don't put my work in shows or galleries.
People buy it from my peace pole site.
The rest disappears. I'm not sure where.
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