Spirit of Simba
Acrylic
Painted in loving memory of my sister’s Snowshoe cat, Simba
Personalized Painting
Acrylic
Personalized to portray the specific interests of a client’s boyfriend, given as a gift
Architectural Rendering
Pen & Ink, Colored Pencil
Stained Glass Design
Marker, Digital
T-SHIRT DESIGNS
Years ago, I partnered with a friend to create a t-shirt company. Here are some designs from that era.
I look forward to making more modern t-shirt designs in the near future.
Dorothy Bush
Pen & Ink, Colored Pencil
Pirate Booty
Pen & Ink, Digital
Jesus Saves
Pen & Ink, Digital
After Hours Track Star
Pen & Ink, Digital
Will Work for Civil Liberties
Digital
An even longer time ago, way back when, I designed some t-shirts for events at my high school.
Feel the Love
Pen & Ink
Design for Parkview High School’s drum line
Panther Stride 1 & 2
Pen & Ink, Digital
Design for Parkview High School’s ‘Panther Stride’ long distance run event
SELF PORTRAITS
Self Portrait
Colored Pencil, Pen & Ink
A drawing I did years ago, just to prove to myself I could still draw somewhat realistically. I thought, what is the most difficult, least appealing art task I could give myself? I know, I can draw a realistic self portrait! To spice it up, the ‘drawing’ of me is drawing me, thus the art is making the artist ‘real’.
Self Portrait
Broken Glass Jar, Steel Ball Bearings, Metallic Ink, Matboard
Project created spontaneously the night before it was due. It all started with a hammer and a jar. I utilized the entire jar’s worth of pieces. And yes, I actually had spiky green hair at the time.
Self Portrait
Print from Painted Glass
Step 1 – Take photograph
Step 2 – Photocopy photograph multiple times to simplify image
Step 3 – Lay a sheet of glass on top of photocopy
Step 4 – Paint glass in the dark areas of photocopy to reproduce image on glass
Step 5 – Carefully flip over painted glass sheet and lay down on blank paper for printing
Step 6 – Gently lift glass from paper, leaving behind a print!
Or nowadays…
Step 1 – Take photograph
Step 2 – Upload to computer
Step 3 – Edit digitally in 5 minutes
Back in my day, we did it the old-fashioned way!
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