An Objective View

I just wanted to see what my favorites looked like side by side. These are some of the pieces that I will be displaying in the art crawl.

Bird On A Wire

This might be the quickest I ever produced a piece. I started this afternoon and finished an hour ago. Again, I'm unsure of its completion but time will tell that. My approach to this was somewhat different than previous ones because I thought of the name first and created the image around it. I don't think I've ever done that before. Perhaps that's why I was able to create it so fast.

Emerald Eye

I originally took the photo that evolved into this a week ago. I'm not sure if it's done which is why I'm going to step back for a while. I liked it until I compared it to my first "eye spy" creation. Why did I do that?

Business Card- Day 2

Another Business Card

This is one of numerous attempts to create a business card for myself. Past attempts have been to use already created images but they just didn't work. I don't know if this is going to be the final design but as the exhibition approaches, I need to get my act together.

I'm not sure if I want to put "artist" on the card because I still don't know if that's what I am. What I do love about this approach is that the card consists of my three favorite things: stripes, the number six, and the color red. Come to think about it, I'm pretty satisfied with the top half, I just need to figure out the info for the bottom. I haven't given myself much room so I got make it

New York Creation

"Center of the Sun"

This sun which appeared inside a canopy at the corner of 47th and Park caught my eye almost instantly. When I originally took the picture, it was in black in white. In fact the whole time I was in New York I didn't even think about taking any colored photos. Walking away from it, I realized that black in white just didn't work for this image. So I went back and took it in color. Thank god I did.

Lamp Turned Flower

"Dandelion"

Combining my recent interest in lights and circles, this image creates the shape of a dandelion. Flower or weed, the dandelion represents childhood purity (to me anyways).