"Bosphorus Art Project Quarterly is an online art journal aimed at bringing international artists and writers together. BAP-Q has a theme for each issue and based on the theme, discusses a wide range of topics including, but not limited to, visual arts, literature, theatre, cinema, aesthetics, and social and cultural studies. "I'm very pleased and honored to have two of my paintings chosen for the current issue's cover (Nature Morte; Late Veery) and content page (Caught.) Take a moment to check out their Winter 2009 Issue here.
Showing posts with label nature morte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nature morte. Show all posts
1.30.2009
Bosphorus Art Project Quarterly
From BAP Quarterly's website:
5.23.2008
Nature Morte
5.21.2008
Morning Light
The Shade Garden in May
When I was out watering this morning I kept my eyes open for a place to bury the robin. The light filtering through the bleeding hearts was so beautiful. And that area is fairly established - those plants won't need to be moved or divided for a time. So there the robin will rest.
5.20.2008
Garage
Painting of a Late Young Robin in Progress (the painting is shown on its side)
The background won't stay so vibrant or so fuschia-colored but the bird is getting pretty close in form and color.
I duct-taped a couple of bamboo sticks to an upright pole. The tail is held between these two sticks to keep the bird from spinning.
5.19.2008
Window
Sketch of a Late Young Robin, graphite on paper, 11 x 8.5 inches
I finally found my cruller doughnut at Rainbow Foods. When I got home with it, and strung it up, I took a break to look out my window. There, on the ground, was a dead bird. I'm not at all fastidious about cleaning my windows, but this bird was fooled anyway. The poor thing apparently dove into the glass. It looks like a young robin to me.
This really isn't the type of set-up to do in the stuido - so I'm painting in the garage tonight.
12.11.2007
3.31.2007
3.26.2007
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