Tuesday, August 7, 2012

The Long Winter




Thursday, August 2, 2012

Narn!

Tonight, join Caudled Milk and Amanda Michele Dellinger for the opening performance of Narn! at Core Gallery in conjunction with First Thursday Art Walk.The Performance piece will run from 6-8 with the installation showing through August 31. Core is located at 117 Prefontaine Pl in the TK Building.

Saturday, July 14, 2012

SALT



Here are two new 8" x 10" pieces for my upcoming show: SALT. Both are acrylic, dye, stain and paper collage on canvas. I am leaning towards a third to turn it into a tryptic  but time is getting tight. Keep you fingers crossed and keep gluing.




Sunday, July 1, 2012

The Red Sun

"The Red Sun", 5" x 7", collage, acrylic paint, 2012

It was when I created this piece a little while back that I realized the theme for my upcoming show SALT had solidified and I had the basis for a new series. The concept has been approached twice before, one of which, "Etch-a-Sketch",  was part of my series Negotiations & Love Songs. The repetition of elements throughout struck me as the clarion call I was searching for and off I went. Stay tuned for more work in the coming month!

"Etch-a-Sketch", 5" x 7", collage, acrylic paint, 2010

Monday, June 18, 2012

Good morning and welcome to 3 more pieces for my upcoming show: SALT.
You can press play now.



Sunday, June 3, 2012

Salt: Caudled Milk at All City

"Storage or Forage", 5" x 7", paper collage
With my August show at All City Coffee just a few months away, my work has begun to solidify the way I envisioned it. The canvases and boards in various stages from primed to backgrounds sketched in are finally starting to flesh out.I finished two 5" x 7" collage/paintings and then just this week had a great run where I completed this collage and three more that are playing card size. Stay tuned, this show will have something for everyone!

Saturday, May 12, 2012

Just in time!

Just in time for you to send to your mother tomorrow, Double Nasty has created the perfect e-card. It all started with looking up baking times and thinking "what did we do before the interwebs?" Called you mother of course!