Sunday, August 2, 2015
New Style
New Style is a 20" by 30" prismacolor pencil drawing, 1994.
From a Low Rider show at the Tucson Museum of Art. I liked the couple in the background and how they contrasted with the reflected images on the cars.
#33 in Red and Green
#33 in Red and Green is a 24" by 36" prismacolor pencil drawing.
This was at a Casa de los Ninos car show at Reid Park. The occurrence of mostly reds and greens, complimentary colors, was very interesting to me, as well as the reflections in the side of the car.
#72 in the Shade
#72 in the Shade is a 16" by 24" prismacolor pencil drawing, 1992.
The reflection on the side of this car reminded me of the flames people sometimes paint onto their cars, or what my family likes to call "cars on fire."
Chevrolet
Chevrolet is a 14" by 23" prismacolor pencil drawing, 1991.
I loved the way the sun backlit the people in the scene and also the happiness the women were sharing. The man and his daughter in the foreground seemed to share a bond which was special.
Saturday, August 1, 2015
View of Bisbee
View of Bisbee is a 24" by 34" prismacolor pencil drawing.
It was a part of the 1984 Tucson Museum of Art Biennial
Trail Dust Town
Trail Dust Town is a 24" by 36" prismacolor pencil drawing.
For sale: $1200 plus shipping and handling
Omelettes
Omelettes is a 25" by 36" pencil drawing, 1982
Two friends reflecting into a restaurant window with the train tracks behind them. This is one of the first in a long series of studies of the overlapping of images caused by reflections in windows. I'm really interested in discovering intersecting patterns and how they divide the space.
Ivinson Sunlight
Ivinson Sunlight is a 15" by 21" pencil drawing.
Two friends modeled for me in Laramie on a cool metal bench near the gallery where I worked.
Fresh Popcorn
Fresh Popcorn is a 20" by 28" prismacolor pencil drawing.
Monica, a wonderful friend who agreed to model for me, was reflecting into a window at Trail Dust Town. I enjoyed the study of edges and shapes and overlapping images from inside and outside the window.
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