Best things going on in this one are the butt cheeks and the relationship between blue and orange in the left leg. I also like the way the leg outlines are incremental and build to some kind of ambivalent relationship between form and space.
It’s a New Policy
It can be tricky to show the topography of a woman’s back. The bones and muscles are not always clearly defined and you can’t rely on an outline to give it form. Blue and orange sem like unlikely partners but it works.
An Hour and a Half with No Traffic
The thing I find interesting in this is the arched foot and splayed toes. Otherwise feels little overworked. Even the paper started to degrade from too much brushing. Need a sturdier stock.
It Got Blown Over and the Squirrels Got In
I Dropped It on The Sofa But It Keeps Moving
Untitled March-April, 2013
Painting on panel, approx. 12″x17″, circa 2015
Collection B. Hurdle, NY
I’ll See You Next Tuesday
Tempera on paper, 18″ x 24″
I Left My Badge at Home
Tempera on paper, 18″ x 24″
Logical Outcome
Acrylic and oil on canvas board, 16″ x 24″, April – May 2014
Purcell
Acrylic and oil on canvas board, 11″ x 14″, April – May, 2013