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Work Scribbles

Kept thinking about this scribble over the weekend so I though I’d record it here.

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Asphalt Stains

Asphalt stains in the parking lot, on the way to my truck, after a looong day.
The guy who saw me shooting these gave me a pretty wide berth on the way to his car. I guess someone photographing stains on the ground looks kinda weird. Especially at night and in a big empty parking lot…

On the 101

Looking at the Back’s of Trucks

Driving on the Hollywood freeway
The more of these I see the more ideas I get.

Parking Garage Painting and Other Thoughts

Parking Garage Painting and Other Thoughts

Grabbed this while in the parking garage for the art store. Just going to the art store is the most arty thing I’ve done lately. Sadly, no big bodies of work to speak of yet. I’ve been spending all my time working at the day job (no choice on that one and I like the [...]

A Clear Inspiration

A Clear Inspiration

It looks like candy, the human brain, a weird defect on someone with orange skin. The main form is embedded into the surrounding area, producing a slight bulge. The colors are electric and vibrate next to each other. It has both soft and hard qualities. The mottled texture mimics skin to some extend. The inside form feels snug and protected. It’s comforting and exciting at the same time.

Diorama Detail | Museum of Natural History | Los Angeles

Marine Dioramas

Beautiful forms on colored backgrounds, lit from above to create a gradation similar to water. It was inspiring to see and it definitely has a relationship to my work.

The Studio Table Surface

Observation

My cats spilled a huge bucket of clay-filled water on my studio table a while ago and it created this great composition. What I like about it is that it looks more like an object than a flat shape. Reminds me of the ceramic shell gating used in casting.

Street Tar Contours

Street Tar Contours

This idea has been in my mind for a while now. Not sure how to execute it so I thought I would do a digital sketch to keep it fresh. The tar used to seal up cracks create such beautiful forms.

Fronts Mold

Grillz

I had the idea for this in grad school so I bought a plastic arch from an online dental supply store and sat on it until last year. I finally got around to mailing it off to a friend Mathew McConnell, and just got it back this week (boy did he take his sweet time, but it was definitely worth it).