Still Life: Two Pears

                                8"x 8"  Acrylic on Canvas Board

M. Graham acrylic paints were used for this piece, a work in progress that I hope will exemplify the purity of color this brand has to offer.

Northern Cardinal Revisited

                                6" x6" Watercolor on  Aquabord

This is my first attempt at painting on Aquabord, a surface that is primarily geared towards the watercolor medium. I am impressed by its highly absorbent quality and the idea of lifting unwanted areas of color, which is nearly impossible on most watercolor papers and surfaces. I plan to refine this particular piece a bit more while experimenting with the granular texture of Aquabord for a new series of watercolors.

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William Kentridge

Portrayal of the South African artist, whose works reflect the anti-apartheid movement that has attracted worldwide interest in his performance driven drawings and films. William Kentridge is a true renaissance man for his ability to cross the genres of art, film, literature, opera and politics with great aplomb. The unique versatility of Kentridge speaks to a new generation of artists intrigued by the possibility of using various mediums and formats for exhibiting their work.

William Kentridge: Five Themes is an upcoming exhibit at the MoMA exploring the five themes central to Kentridge's work from the 1980s to the present.

Carbon Pencil on Cardboard with Artist's Tape

The Northern Cardinal

                Carbon Pencil & Maimeri Blu Watercolor on 8.5x 11" Hahnemuhle Fine Art Paper

Vonnegut, Revisited

 8" x 10" Charcoal & Maimeri Blu Watercolor on Paper
 First in a series of watercolor sketches on seminal authors of the 20th century. My aim is to portray the timelessness of these literary figures.