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• April Newsletter

  Below is an illustration I did for The Whole 9 for their April newsletter. Medium: Graphite and digital.

• Manduca Sexta

  16″x20″ acrylic painting on collaged surface. The collaged layer is comprised of random slices of subway maps, mostly Tokyo, although I believe there are some Paris maps in there as well. The insect silouhette is of the manduca sexta moth also known as the tobacco hornworm. It’s no secret I have a fascination for insects, [...]

• Paper Dolls Paper Dolls

  from left: “Paper Doll” graphite, ink and watercolor (SOLD). “Gender Roles for You and Me” mixed media (SOLD)

• Lithographs

  A small collection of my lithographs using old school stone lithography and dinosaur presses. “Not This Way” “Non-Sequential” “Dark Melody”

• In No Particular Order

  random and automatic like a stream of consciousness, like life….. “In No Particular Order” oil on canvas (SOLD)

• Musca Domestica

  And continuing to follow my latest trend of insect inspired designs, here is a mock-up of a T-shirt design featuring our friend the housefly derived from one of my pencil sketches. These T-shirts will eventually be on sale at ukastyle.com

• Mango Macaws

  inspired by a dream I had… I am walking out of a forest to the edge of a lake that seems to blur in and out of focus. Before me is this strangely shaped tree with reptilian roots and branches teeming with large mangoes. Up on the tips of branches much too delicate to support [...]

• A couple of T-shirt designs

  After launching Üka, my small accessory company, I invested in a small screen printing system and have begun creating T-shirts from my artwork. These were my first 2 designs. More to come soon. All prints are created using eco-friendly water-based inks. These and other designs (when available) can be purchased in my etsy store.

• Botanical Abstracts 3

  more escapes into the realms of color and pattern via botanical abstractions. (1) “Wilted Tulip” aqua-oil (2) “Abstract Tree” ink and watercolor

• Vrindavan Metamorphosis

  Inspired by a trip to India and a visit to a homeless widow’s shelter in Vrindavan.