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oil sketch: James Bond montage
This is a sketch I painted in oil on a large piece of canvas. It is composed of all 6 iterations of James Bond.
from the archive: marker drawings
This is series of marker drawings I drew on printer paper while I was an Industrial Design student at the University of Cincinnati (class of ’03). The series consists of 62 drawings, executed in marker and black pencil, that were … Continue reading
Jordan on my mind
I just found this New York Times magazine from April 21, 1996 hidden in the depths of my apartment. It brings me back in time to when, to quote my friend Pat, every Bulls game night was an event. Is … Continue reading
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Tagged 90's, basketball, Chicago Bulls, Michael Jordan, New York Times, The Last Dance
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Quote of the Month (no. 1)
Like so many others across the world right now, I’ve been going through it. The crucible. …I don’t know about anybody else, but I intend to come out the other side silver. The above graphic is the “Quote of the … Continue reading
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new sunflower painting
The position of the sunflower’s head changes throughout the day to maximize its intake of the sun’s rays. In other words, they follow the sun. If you are fortunate enough to live near a sunflower this year, take a look … Continue reading
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Tagged acrylic, Alex Conrad, color, gouache, landscape, mixed media, motion, painting, pastel, spray paint, sunflowers
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wooden rooster – another view
The rooster has turned around and is now in attack mode. Look out!
fingerprint etching
Roughly 3′ x 2′ plexiglass sheet. With an X-Acto knife and a box cutter I cut the lines of one of my fingerprints into the plexiglass. Then I frosted the reverse side to make the lines a little more visible. … Continue reading
