Iconic Polar Ice Cap Shot (Aerial View)

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Iconic Polar Ice Cap Shot
(Aerial View, 1974)

Acrylic and latex on paper, matted.

12"x16" -- $150

Young Bob

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Young Bob

Acrylic on illustration board

16"x 20"

$165 plus S&H

The Student (1)

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The Student (1)

Acrylic on illustration board

16"x 20" 

$95 plus S&H

The Best Work Has a Plan

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The Best Work Has a Plan

Ink on Illustration Board

14"x 18"  --  $40 plus S&H

Watching and Waiting

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Watching and Waiting

Paint on paper, 12"x 16"

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Alien (Revived)

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Alien (Revived)

Acrylic and latex on panel

24"x 36"

Autumn Doodle

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Autumn Doodle

Black acrylic on 18"x 18" panel

I've been a doodler all my life. Many times over the years
I've sought to find ways to translate these line images into 
more pictorial works. This is my most recent effort.

 

Rothko Red with Black Bug

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Rothko Red with Black Bug

Mixed media

A Maze Is A Maze Thing

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A Maze Is A Maze Thing

Ink on paper

Download, print and play.

A One-Line Doodle

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A One-Line Doodle

Ink on paper

Technically there are a few embellishments*

but for the most part this was drawn with a single 

meandering line. I used to do things like this and 

when I drew this the other night it made me wish

to do more. Totally spontaneous and unplanned. 

*Specifically, the squiggles in the shoes and that
shape in the head-like region.

I Just Had An Idea

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I just Had An Idea

Acrylic on panel, 12"x 24"

It's a Rock, Not an Egg

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It's a Rock, Not an Egg

Acrylic and pen on rock and newspaper

It's All Right Here: Face #2317

Face #2317

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It's All Right Here

Mixed media on Vellum, 12" x 16"

Face #2317
What is different between this one and the upper one?

Behind the Broken Mirror, Vers. 6.2

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Behind the Broken Mirror, Vers. 6.2

Man with an Anxious Expression

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Man with an Anxious Expression

Acrylic on plywood, 24"x 24"

Currently Confused

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Currently Confused 

A Doodle of Less Than Epic Proportions

Mixed media, 4"x 6"

Cobb Slides Hard Into Third

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The Georgia Peach

Ty Cobb Slides Hard Into Third

Projection, ink and pencil on 1939 London Times

When I was in high school I wrote a paper titled Who Was the Greatest Baseball Player of all Time. I attempted to use various metrics to measure modern players versus the old timers, hitters and pitchers and other variables. In the end I concluded Ty Cobb was the best in Major League history. Unfortunately, my English teacher did not agree and I got a U on the paper and U- for the quality of the writing. This paper was half my final grade, so I got a C for the final quarter, my first C in high school

In case your wondering, the answer might very well be different today. Miss Salzbart's response when I questioned the low grade was succinct. "Joe DiMaggio was the greatest baseball player."

This photo was taken in July 1910 by photographer Charles Conlon. It shows an aggressive Ty Cobb slamming hard into the bag right below the incoming throw. Whether it's the "most famous photo in baseball" as Cobb's biographer claimed, it's a pretty legendary shot and it tells a story, which is a lot of baseball's appeal.

The Old Preacher (Behind the Broken Mirror)

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The Old Preacher

(Behind the Broken Mirror)

Chromatic Release

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Chromatic Release

It was nice to get back in the studio again.