Showing posts with label 1965. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1965. Show all posts

Sunday, March 17, 2013

The View From Here

"The view from up here is phenomenal!  Now, how do I get down?  Now I think about it, how the hell did I get up here?  This doesn't exactly look like an off road vehicle."

For my first Toyota painting, I went to the mid '60's and got a Stout, which I lowered a bit. Then, I put it on top of a stone plinth for no reason. And then I painted the girl's hair flowing upward; again, for no apparent reason. Such is the fickle wackiness of the creative process.

About 7.5x11.5 inches, painted in watercolor. Available at Daily Paintworks.

Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Bus Stop

It just seemed to be the best title, what with the yellow Travelall and the bikini clad driver.  I can hear Grampa now - "When I was your age..."

In unrelated news, I've started two  new Squidoo lenses.  One lens focuses on my oil painted weirdos, and the other spotlights my digital lomo experiments.  Here are the links if you want to go have a look.

A Squadron of Weirdos
Lomo-osity

Bus Stop is painted in oil on an 8x10 inch panel, and is available for purchase here.