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Images of the Human body created in two and three dimensional materials
Monday, November 24, 2008
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Detail of Christmas Painting 12"x18"
Annunciation detail
Annunciation Mixed Media 22" x 36"
Ashley, Cast Plaster
Alan, Cast Plaster
Crucifixion Hand, Clay
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Preliminary drawing for "He who is without sin cas...
Three headsTwo Martyrs and the original clay which...
This is a short video of my office. You will noti...
Christmas Painting installed
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This is the third revision of a portrait of my ...
Copy of a Sorolla paintingacrylic on panel27" x 38...
Copy of a Sorolla painting18" x 24"acrylic on pane...
Plant drawing demonstration11-3-08, 11-5-08charcoa...
Eye demo side view11-19-08
Eye demo11-19-08
Easter Painting9' x 12'acrylic on panel
Christmas and Easter paintings9' x 12' each
Sculpted planes of the head for demonstration purp...
male head 11-10-08 female head 11-12-08
Easter Painting9' x 12'before and after
Christmas Painting
Drawing of hand8.5" x 11"conte, acrylic and red pe...
Drawing 11-2-088.5" x 11"graphite stick, acrylic a...
Christmas PaintingProgression of the Christmas pai...
Drawing of a Hand8" x 10"red pencil10-31-08
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My art is focused primarily with the human form. I use materials such as clay, plaster, paint, and various drawing techniques to depict the human body.
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