A still life drawing of shoes I have collected over the years. When I drew this piece I saw a sweetness in the subject matter. However I also get a feeling of abandonment, or a sense of loss or neglect. Baby shoes sometimes appear in other works of mine over the years. They can carry a psychological weight that I find appealing. Such as in one of my drawings called: “Relic“.

8″ x 10″ – Ink on Vellum

Have you ever looked into the mirror and made faces?
No?
Me neither.

3″ x 5″ – Conte and charcoal on paper mounted on aluminum

11 Drawings of my face and mouth. I am saying Yeah, Yeah, Yeah over and over again. There is no direct “meaning” to the piece. It is a fun, annoying and whimsical portrait.  At the end of the piece I finally say no. (not in this video) But not until 5 minutes of yeahs. This is a video showcasing the piece and contains details of a select few of the drawings I used for the animation as well as a sample installation view. Part of the actual animation plays at the end.

This is a profile portrait drawing is of my wife Caroline. I really enjoyed the light on her face and the texture on her outfit as well as the character that came through in the pose.

The price below is what I would charge if someone wished to have a portrait drawing in a similar size and quality.

Commission Estimate ($550.00)

This is a portrait drawing in graphite of my wife Caroline.

The price below is what I would charge if someone wished to have a portrait drawing in a similar size and quality.

Commission Estimate ($700.00)

20″ x 30″ – Graphite

This drawing depicts the artist’s body in a begging pose. The face is left intentionally vague and feint while his hands are more detailed and finished. The drawing is meant to illustrate a quiet and contemplative reflection on the human condition. It is no accident that the artist’s hands are the focus here. Hands are his mode of communication and expression.