I started painting tricycles nearly a decade ago.
Very early on in my fine arts program there was a project where we had to select an object as an idea and work with it over and over, repeating the image in different styles, mediums and formats. A friend had a fantastic ancient tricycle and it just resonated with me. I painted it in a classic realist manner, but peeled away all the surrounding imagery and focused on the tricycle alone in a straight-forward visual language stuck with me and never left.
Tricycle XIV
36" x 30" — Oil/Canvas — 2009
• SOLD
Two Tricycles
20" x 40" — Oil/Canvas — 2009
• SOLD
June 2, 2010
Books
What I love about books is their versatility. They offer and endless bounty of compositions for me to work with, and they have themes and symbolism in a wide variety of manners.
These Are Our Friends
12" x 24" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
Red Book
12" x 24" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
Stacks of Books & Espresso Cups
12" x 24" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
Origins & Apple
16" x 16" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
Vintage Research
20" x 20" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
These Are Our Friends
12" x 24" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
Red Book
12" x 24" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
Stacks of Books & Espresso Cups
12" x 24" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
Origins & Apple
16" x 16" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
Vintage Research
20" x 20" — Oil/Canvas — 2010
• SOLD
May 31, 2010
Chairs
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