Whatever The Fuck I See Fit
This painting is also now available as a high-quality print and other goodies through Society6.

This painting is also now available as a high-quality print and other goodies through Society6.

High-quality prints of this work and other goodies are available for purchase here. Keep an eye on my Society6 page!  It will be filled with lots of nice things. :) 

High-quality prints of this work and other goodies are available for purchase here. 
Keep an eye on my Society6 page!  It will be filled with lots of nice things. :) 

This painting is now available on Society6 as an affordable, high-quality print!  Please check out my Society6 page  for future work that you can buy. :)

This painting is now available on Society6 as an affordable, high-quality print!  
Please check out my Society6 page  for future work that you can buy. :)

stomach flu
no will to live

stomach flu

no will to live

And this is how it turned out.  Poor quality phone photo, but unfortunately my beautiful Nikon’s charger is missing…

And this is how it turned out.  Poor quality phone photo, but unfortunately my beautiful Nikon’s charger is missing…

Installation with paintings and ribbons

Installation with paintings and ribbons

See previous two posts.
Oil paint on glass in picture frame, suspended in front of curled ribbons.

See previous two posts.

Oil paint on glass in picture frame, suspended in front of curled ribbons.

Similar to previous.  I like this one a lot better!
Oil paint on glass in picture frame, suspended in front of curled ribbons.

Similar to previous.  I like this one a lot better!

Oil paint on glass in picture frame, suspended in front of curled ribbons.

Part of a larger installation.  Based these paintings on skin care commercials where the woman splashes her face in slow motion, like in this series, but instead painted everything except the water.  This one was a bit messy, ah well.
Oil paint on glass in picture frames, suspended in front of curled ribbon

Part of a larger installation.  Based these paintings on skin care commercials where the woman splashes her face in slow motion, like in this series, but instead painted everything except the water.  This one was a bit messy, ah well.

Oil paint on glass in picture frames, suspended in front of curled ribbon

Small painting of sekiyama cherry flowers from earlier this spring.Oil paint on origami paper and board 

Small painting of sekiyama cherry flowers from earlier this spring.

Oil paint on origami paper and board 

Detail of previous, argh I can’t get color correction right…

Detail of previous, argh I can’t get color correction right…

Self portraitOil paint on glass in picture frame, with origami paper 

Self portrait

Oil paint on glass in picture frame, with origami paper 

How I feel about washu

whatshouldwecallwashu:

At the start of each semester:

At the end of each semester:


Eeeeyup.

Another splash painting in the series.
Oil on wood, 3.5” x 5.5”

Another splash painting in the series.

Oil on wood, 3.5” x 5.5”

Another splash painting in the series.
Oil on wood,  3.5” x 5.5”

Another splash painting in the series.

Oil on wood,  3.5” x 5.5”