Wednesday, May 30, 2012

One solid season of commissions

The studio walls have been vibrating with the births of new projects this entire Spring. I've been one hell of a busy maker, spending most days knee deep in paintings and beards made for beloved friends. All three of these pieces now live on their new walls in San Francisco, Arcata and San Diego.

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The first in the trio is of the cetaceous variety

The recipe for this commission was one part daydream about the underwater ascension of whale spirits and one part St. James Infirmary as performed by Louis Armstrong

The Last Wish Of The Dying Whale or The Unfortunate Rake
acrylic on panel
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The second in the trio is of the portrait variety

The recipe for this commission is one part dreamtime vision and one part mid 70's painting style as performed by Barkley Hendricks.

A Portrait Of The Man As A Young Supernova
acrylic on panel
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The final piece in the trio is of the whiskered variety

The recipe for this commission is one part family tree and one part Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pono.

The Brown's Beard
acrylic on paper and felt
Much love and gratitude is due to the three fine folks who now own these pieces. It was an honor to work with you and your beautiful visions.  



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