04/13/2008 19:12:49

That's a good question- basically it comes down to endless experimentation. Electronic brushes and combinations of art software does it for me. Didital media in some ways has been trivalized and art circles have trouble dealing with it. I think the media I'm doing is digital painting.

David

04/12/2008 22:28:49

 Nice work!

04/11/2008 19:12:10

You've been busy!  Excellent work, too.  Like Charman, I like the close-up portraits the best.  Older faces have a lot to say, even when their owners aren't saying anything, and you capture that very well.  Keep 'em coming!

04/06/2008 14:00:18

WOW I really like your photographs, especially the native american portraits.  They really bring an intimate view on the past which is really amazing...

your photos are just great, they made me excited

04/02/2008 21:18:27

Thanks for your comment about my watercolor of Bruckner Blvd! Your work is wonderfully evocative of old Europe and of textures, in buildings and such things as people's faces. 

04/02/2008 20:46:42

gracias.  yes, it is one of my favorites.  your photos are wonderful, i'll have to share your images w/ a friend who lives here in ohio, but her heart is in tucson. 

03/31/2008 16:16:54

congrats on your show and thanks for the compliment.  i'll be moving back to brooklyn in july.  In what neighborhood do your kids live?

03/29/2008 01:04:08

Thanks, Gary.  It's not an oil painting--it's made entirely with molten beeswax, damar resin, and pigment.  A really fun process.  Once, again, thanks for your kind words.  Best of luck with your show at the airport--great stuff.

 

best,

 

Steve