Showing posts with label enamel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label enamel. Show all posts

Monday, July 27, 2009

"Everything is Illuminated"
Summer 2009
20x 24" 

Working here to incorporate intricacy while still leaving a negative margin. The imagery is a blend of deep sea and exploration; the element of surprise upon discovery. This is a result of me watching too much History Channel...

Thursday, June 4, 2009


Four Abominable Snowmen
Piece Two
Winter 2008
aprox 16 x 20"

Working here once again with materials and abstract perspectives. 

Just Because I Am Small Doesn't Mean I Can't Think Big Thoughts
Piece One
Winter 2009
aprox. 16x 20"

I started this piece by pouring enamel onto Masonite. I wanted to incorporate quilt-like patterning in an unusual way; I was finishing up with the fashion department, so fabric was playing a role as a source of influence. Rather labor-intensive process involving four different layers.  

Once In A Blue Moon
Winter 2009
aprox 2x3' wall installation

A series of glossed Masonite tiles, ranging from 2x 3" to 16x 16". I was working with line quality and topography. David Ellis seems to be a predominant guiding light here. 

Fabled Icing 
Fall 2008
20x 26"

This painting is more about me playing with my favorite medium on my favorite surface: enamel on Masonite. I let the paint have control, allowed it to dry, and then drew in figures, more like monsters and robots, over the piled layers.