Skeleton Peloton
Beneath layers of color, attire, cosmetics, and facades, we all share a fundamental likeness. It's in honoring this essence that we celebrate what remains, breathing new life into the beautiful skeleton that lies beneath.
Scaffolding
Temporary structures in pastels.
Analog collage with vintage botanical poster, monoprint on deli paper, gouache, gold leaf & marker on 16 x 24 cm mixed media paper)
Soldiers in the Sun
Still have soldiers and sunflower seeds on my mind.
(analog collage on vintage paper, drawing, botanical poster on 21 x 24 mixed media paper)
Minimal
It's always hard to keep it simple.
(analog collage with vintage botany poster, wrapping paper on 22cm x 30cm mixed media paper)
Take me to Church
“The web of our life is of a mingled yarn, good and ill together.” ~ All’s Well That Ends Well. Now ain't that the truth…
(analog collage with gouache, vintage magazine, vintage passport en placemat on 22 cm x 30 cm mixed media paper)
The ghost of things past
Of maps, teeth and skulls.
​Analog collage with charcoal drawing, Monza map, mono print and Florence restaurant placemat on 35 x 43 cm recycled drawing paper)
Leaving the Nest
E. B. Hudspeth ‘Minotaurus Asterius’ drawing from his book The Resurrectionist: The Lost Work of Dr. Spencer Black remixed.
​(analog can collage with vintage novel page, Kelly Sikkema photo, vintage poster on 22cm x 30cm mixed media paper)
Dragon Cake
Life passes in the blink of an eye; indulge in that Black Forest cake.
​(analog collage with vintage paper, placemat, watercolor drawing and a dragon from The Resurrectionist - 21 x 28 cm on mixed media paper)
Man of the Cloth
Continually coaching, he remained hopeful for even the slightest indication of progress.
​(analog collage with acrylic mono print, Paolo Farina Saint, vintage botanical poster on 14 x 22 cm water color paper)