MIA?

No folks I'm now doing excutive work for a team production for graduation. Cant share that but I can show my love this this site, always:
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?p=2008552

Remember 4/3/2009

Well it's official, my first Booth sign of my company has been sold, with two pins and a piece of lent.

In other News The First Friday of this month was crazy. Winds picked up to 50 mph. Here is an accurate depiction of what occured.

Villpu was right.

Well of course Villpu was right, he's motherfuck'n Glen Villpu. When it comes to making deadlines, it just not possible t0 be psyched until the last minute shock comes into play or realizing a very tight schedule. As for me, my second quarter sucked. For the first half of the winter quarter it was piled with nothing but paper work and calculations at school, plans that fell through, and stricter regulations at my work. It finally got better when I to charge of my team to made it be known who was doing what. When that happened, these shot out.

 

Booth Dude

On January 2 I set up my first stand for the First Friday of 2009. I sold prints of my work. I almost broke even that night from what was sold and what was spent buying all the supplies. In the end it pretty much evened out being that two customers where asking if I wanted their funnel cake(guess I wasnt a good bluffer) and my friends dropped by and donated me spare gloves. 

The White Elephant.

On Christmas day, due to the sudden fianacial support, little time, and my winter break resolution, I came up with Painting a master copy on a decent but some what generic gift. a Painting from Richard Bunkall on the outside and Kazuhiko Sano on the inside of the journal. Enjoy.

 

Somewhere over the rainbow.

So its been a whiles since I posted any work. Here are a couple of pieces that I did for finals.

LOL! She's Strattling a cock.

BTW did I mention that I went back to school in Art Institute of Las Vegas?

Last Weeks Update.

So last week I just finished up all the dog portraits, attended Drink and Draw's new official location and was a guess artist at Blick Art Material's Pink Ribbon Auction.

For the Dog portraits I still wanted to keep it at a lighter consistence but have the bold stroke quality of that of J.C. Leyendecker.


This time around at Drink and Draw One of the boys dropped in and brought some heavy subjects matter to the table. Politics, relationships, life. The end of the night left me at a daze. At lest Justin brought pizza and it was happy hour. Interestingly enough though, I found out that the people that run "Drink and Draw Las Vegas" are all Alumni of my high school that graduated 6 years before me.


Finally the Pink Ribbon Auction. It was fun.


...very fun.


Sadly I never got around to painting on this canvas that everyone put their 2 cents in.

I was doing this.

A pretty eventful week for an unemployed.