Picture of the Day
Our Daily Bread
Digital diversion
Thursday, November 8, 2012
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
Monday, November 5, 2012
Survival of the Fittest
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Survival of the Fittest
Pencil on paper, 12"x 9"
Drawing from when I was in high school in NJ, circa 1969.
Sunday, November 4, 2012
The Lovers
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The Lovers
Pencil on paper, 8"x 10"
Drawing from when I was in high school in NJ, circa 1969.
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Jersey Shore
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Jersey Shore
Pencil on paper, 12"x 9"
Rather pedestrian drawing from high school days
depicting what high school boys think about
when they hear the words "Jersey Shore"
Friday, November 2, 2012
Dogs of War
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Dogs of War
Acrylic on Kodak paper pre-mounted on Foamcore, 2' x 2'
A limited number of 18"x 18" giclee reproductions of this painting
are available for $200 each, signed and numbered.
Background on this original painting: I'd watched a very powerful video about the training of dogs used for war, not as attack animals but for protecting troops, following trails, warning of impending attack. In WW2 and Korean War many dogs served with our armed forces. The documentary included interviews with veterans who told stories of the service dogs who saved soldiers' lives, dogs who gave their lives for the best friends, and the dogs that had to be left behind when the war ended. This picture attempts to capture the haunted feeling I was left with as I reflected on these dogs of war.
A limited number of 18"x 18" giclee reproductions of this painting
are available for $200 each, signed and numbered.
Background on this original painting: I'd watched a very powerful video about the training of dogs used for war, not as attack animals but for protecting troops, following trails, warning of impending attack. In WW2 and Korean War many dogs served with our armed forces. The documentary included interviews with veterans who told stories of the service dogs who saved soldiers' lives, dogs who gave their lives for the best friends, and the dogs that had to be left behind when the war ended. This picture attempts to capture the haunted feeling I was left with as I reflected on these dogs of war.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Njall Draws Near
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Njall Draws Near
Digitally modified photo from Intergalactica photo shoot.
Costume by Patricia Mahnke, original photo by Kate Dupre,
produced for Artist Kamikaze IV, Limbo Gallery.
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