My 2012 drawing, The Longest Night, is a dedication to the deeper meanings behind the sabbat of Yule, of the winter solstice, of the longest night of the year. That symbolism is relevant throughout the year.
Read MoreI have been wanting to create at least one piece of art for the coming Yule, so in the previous two days, between housecleaning in preparation for a holiday visit, I created “The Longest Night”. It’s a drawing of a stag, representing the horned lord of the forest, pausing in the moonlight on the night of the winter solstice.
Read MoreIn October I was approached about creating a minimalist painting of a wolf for a tattoo design. The specific concept was a wolf, walking up a hill, pauses to look back over its shoulder at the viewer.
Read MoreMy submission to the “Traces” mailart project presented by 5Blanks is a minimalist brush marker red fox trotting across the paper.
Read MoreThis original artwork is impasto acrylic paint on canvas board, 3″x5″, featuring a nautilus swimming through the depths.
Read MoreThis original artwork is impasto acrylic paint on canvas board, 3″x5″, featuring an octopus swimming through the depths.
Read MoreThis original artwork is impasto acrylic paint on canvas board, 3″x5″, featuring an octopus swimming through the depths.
Read MoreThis 6″x9″ black and white drawing depicts a lion, calm, eyes closed, basking in light, unconcerned master of his domain.
Read MoreThis new minimalist drawing is an interpretation of a running tiger by his black markings.
Read MoreOriginally posted on October 18, 2009. One sessionReference: [link] by ~theshinyrockstock To paint this I first did an underpainting of black and let it dry, so there would be no risk of unwanted white showing through. The painting itself was created by applying a thin layer of black paint to the entire canvas, and then adding in
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