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what will the Teletubbies do for money later in life if they ''go all Britney Spears'' with their earnings now ?
16x20'' oil on stretched canvas
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''You knocked his block off!'' a la Mona Lisa
11x14'' oil on stretched canvas
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''Time for Tubby Glow-In-The-Dark to go Bye-Bye'' -- my innate fear is that the
spent reactor fuel in TubbyLand is being irresponsibly dumped by the plant
operators.
i am constantly telling everyone they are evil ... when will
people start to listen ?
16x20'' oil on stretched canvas
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what i did this morning ... to think i could have been relaxing, watching TV !
11x14'' oil on stretched canvas
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Dona finally has a real secretary
yesterday morning, on her way out the door, Dona mentioned that Sue (her new, capable, experienced secretary) likes Alf ... within minutes i was in the studio and had roughed out yet another Mona Lisa, this time to be replaced by Alf
couldn't finish it in one day, i'm afraid
8x10'' oil on canvas, over board
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2009.03 - Time Transfixed
Dona's Birthday present : Time Transfixed by Rene Magritte - her favorite painter
28x42'' oil on stretched canvas
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painted this soldier earlier this year. rarely do i paint without a clear idea of what the finished work will look like. this is one such example. early on i planned to include a dramatic backdrop, but as the foreground character developed the painting began to take-on the appearance of Pulp Art - such as a Pulp Magazine or Pulp Book cover
16x20'' acrylics on stretched canvas
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started out as a head on a pike. after deciding an alien would be the final figure, i added the long thin neck and body, including amputated arm and alien-style eyes. having him (?) working on a painting came to me later, during production of the form. just this morning i did the painting of robot-Maria from Metropolis by Fritz Lang. what else would an alien paint ?
epoxy figure, wooden easel displaying a 3'' x 3.75'' oil on canvas, stretched over popsicle stick bits
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shoe lasts you can make yourself
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this morning i decided to paint something. it has been too long and i need a break from ... not ... painting. yeah. and this frame has been sitting around for months, unused
everyone seems rather excited by the Swine Flu, but i can assure you, Armageddon won't begin with everyone watching. this is just another empty dream for me, another heartbreaker, another false alarm to remind me the end is not yet
16x16'' oil on hardboard
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UGH ... i've been inundated with Beatles crap lately, and you probably have been, too. last night there were two commercials, identical, back-to-back, for Guitar Hero with the Beatles. for some reason the Abbey Road album cover flashed in my mind and i quickly sketched the Tubbies in that setting
14x11'' oil on stretched canvas
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our special little friend, once again, Po
5x7'' oil on canvas over panel
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our special little friend, once again, Laa-Laa
5x7'' oil on canvas over panel
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our special little friend, once again, Tinky Winky
yesterday, after painting Laa-Laa, i noticed a pattern. originally the order i was painting the teletubbies in was height/age. but Laa-Laa's background was the color of Po - Red. the background of Laa-Laa was Purple, meaning i had to choose whether to continue following the original order, or painting Tinky-Winke next, as Tink is Purple. the background would have to be green to accommodate the painting of Dipsy next ...
5x7'' oil on canvas over panel
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our special little friend, once again, Dipsy
5x7'' oil on canvas over panel
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