It is also a reminder of what a fantastic art show it was. One of the best. Thank you LA for kicking butt like you do. There was also a pretty great write up in the LA TIMES about the show, that evening mentions my Sailor Bill. Los Angeles Times Article
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My Italian Sketchbook
I have been filling up sketchbooks compulsively since I was about 14 years old. As you can imagine, I am getting quite the collection of lovely, tattered sketchbooks filled with experiments, dreams and ideas. I was thumbing through some of them this morning and my favorite caught my eye. It is distinctive to me in many ways. It’s an Italian sketchbook, with a red binding and a red/white square patterned cover. Filled with the most cherished items from one of my greatest adventures – the sketches from my study abroad in Italy. They are sketches from new and old masters from the contemporary Venice Biennale to ancient cathedral walls. These sketches take me right back to those amazing experiences I had 6-7 years ago (has it really been that long?) and make me just itchy to go back. Here are a handful of my favorites:
My study abroad impacted me in so many ways. I will have to do a proper post about the experience sometime soon.
Star Wars Art Show
Artists include: Darrell Driver, Anthony Granato, Chris Madsen, Desarae Lee, Cat Palmer, Tai Taeoalii, Tim Paxton, Kat Martin, Joe Forge, Tia Sheppard, Brittani Nay, Caitlin Scopes, Nathan Ferguson, Phil Cannon, Joseph Shelton, David Habben, Nestor Jimenez, Cindy Ferguson, Emily Wood, Joshua Flicker, & Jackie Burns.
Please forgive many of the photographs, these pieces deserve much more than iPhone quality images..so my apologies to the artists.
Isn’t this Gallery a beauty? A must see for sure…
At the Gateway, 107 South Rio Grande Street / SLC, UT 84101
Heather and Craig, the coolest nerds I know…
couldn’t help myself
RAW Artist Event
This sweet/tired man came straight from the airport from a business trip to assist me with with my work. Doesn’t he look thrilled?
We had a great night. I only wish we would have snapped some more photos of more visitors, performers and other artists! I spent half the night trying to figure out how to make my new card swiper work..I’m slow like that. I am happy that my Mister was able to get these though. Thank you, Sir. And Thank you so much to those of you came out .
Process shots of my new pieces.
Wish-Maker
Mixed Media on Wood
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