Select works that taught me how to read lighting, shadows, and human anatomy.
Specifically, my work in portraiture led to my fixation on black & white imagery.
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Charcoal rendering of singer Billie Eilish—an exceptionally photogenic subject and muse for portrait artists.
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Pen & ink work, a trial of patience, wrist control, and stability, 5x4"
Oil on canvas,
'Raspberry Doughnuts', 17x24"
A 3x3' oil painting of a 'Sleeping Buddha', painted for my family. A special request from my mother.
Graphite rendering of singer Billie Eilish.
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Oil on paper,
'Milk & Jam', 9x6"
Retro comic-art with poster and acrylic paints.
'Girl with the Sunglasses', 8x11"
Retro comic-art with poster paints.
Catwoman Joelle Jones Edition, 8x11"
Graphite portrait, 'Man in a Winter Cap'.
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Ink on paper, Jack Torrance, 14x21"
Watercolours on paper, 7x7"
Watercolours on paper, 8x5"
Poster colours on paper, John Wick, 23x14"
Watercolours on paper, 11x16"
Poster colours on paper, 10x10"
Watercolours on paper, a personal commission for my sister. 7x7"
Graphite on paper, 15x16"
Fueled by a mild obsession with the John Wick franchise, I took on
stippling art. Here, I stippled a negative of a still from the second instalment. The full effect only emerges in the inversion of the art.
Stippling on paper, 4.5x6"
Concept art, Comic-book style. A woman reminisces her past life as the 'Dragon King of the Seas'. Watercolour on paper, 8x11"
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