Location: United States
Self-taught Concept Artist/Sculptor. My current work is 1:1 scale incorporating plaster facial casting and implementing iron finishes to the face with accents of leather but many of my pieces are sculpted in 1:6 scale utilizing a “faces of humanity” theme. To date I am not affiliated with any galleries or professional representation. “Art Santa Fe 2022” will be the first time I have offered my work for sale.
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art at 1:6 scale. “Only the Lonely” was selected by Gallery 25N in New York to be exhibited worldwide under the “Faces of Humanity” theme. The exhibition was limited to, what they considered, the top 20 artist in the world representing visual art pertaining to humanity. This particular piece was placed on the cover of the ‘coffee table’ book that was published.
1:6 scale using wood / plaster / metal(s) fabric with Paverpol / Sculpt Nouveau water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art at 1:6 scale
1:6 scale using plaster / stone / cloth with Paverpol / glass / canvas and Sculpt Nouvea water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art at 1:6 scale
1:6 scale using plaster / stone / cloth with Paverpol / Lucite / Sculpt Nouveau water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art a 1:6 scale
1:6 scale with wood / plaster / Canvas / Lucite / fabric with Paverpol and Sculpt Nouveau water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art at 1:6 scale
1:6 scale using Lichtenberg figure / stone / slate / wood / plaster / fabric with Paverpol / Sculpt Nouvea water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art
1:6 scale using double photo mounted on metal / plaster / wood / steel / fabric with Paverpol / Sculpt Nouveau water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art 1:6 scale
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art at 1:6 scale
1:6 scale using cotton felt with Paverpol / wood / glass / steel / Sculpt Nouveau water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art at 1:6 scale
16 scale using Lichtenberg figure / metal / wood and cork / fabric with Paverpol / Sculpt Nouvea with water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art in 1:6 scale
1:6 scale using an actual 65 million year old Ammonite / steel based h-frame cover in plaster and gauze and Paverpol / plaster / fabric with Paverpol / Sculpt Nouveau water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art at 1:6 scale
1:6 scale using 2 canvases / plaster / glass / fabric with Paverpol / Sculpt Nouveau water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art in 1:6 scale
1:6 scale using plaster / fabric with Paverpol / frame / Sculpt Nouvea water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art in 1:6 scale
1:6 scale using wood base / plaster / metal / fabric with Paverpol / Sculpt Nouveau water-base metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art in 1:6 scale
1:6 scale using glass / plaster / wood / fabric with Paverpol / Sculpt Nouvea water-based metals
3-D Mixed Media Concept Art
Plaster / wood / crystal globe / lighting / fabric with Paverpol / Sculpt Nouveau water-based metals
This is augmented photography of my original sculpt, “Voices in my head”. The hand-laid stone frame matches the stone in the original piece. The uniqueness of this piece is the impressionist approach to the focus. Up close it’s distorted but 10 feet away it’s clear.
Photo on canvas of my sculpture "The Voices in my Head". Features a hand-layed stone frame that matches the stone in the sculpture. The digital image is altered through filters/FX
3-D Mixed Media in 1:6 scale. This piece emphasizes the efforts of many to live their life without limits. It is important to take in the many facets of this art work and what it stands for
Plaster, wood and cloth dipped in Paverpol. Vespa was 3-D printed but the rust, color and patina was enhanced by Sculpt Nouvea products
The Hollow stands 6 feet tall and it's very abstract. This represents the perils of what you may come across when least expecting.The accents on the door are real. Brass mail slot from 1908, glass door knob, skeleton key and rusted kick plate are a few examples. Small creature was my imagination and when you lift the mail slot, it reveals the mother's eye looking a you. The small creature features eyes I ordered from a Russian taxidermist. This was a fun piece to create.
Donation to The Knoxville Symphony Orchestra. 3-D Mixed Media in 1:6 scale portrays a street busker
Scale on this piece is life size and the style is referenced as "enigmatic". Snow Day is done in iron and I use 3 different acids to achieve the various patina's.
This is my largest piece to date completed October 1, 2019. Scale is life-size. BLACK TUESDAY is an enigmatic sculpt as you can see with the portion of the left arm missing that holds the briefcase and the characters entire right arm is missing. This is plaster cast and coated in iron. I applied many chemicals to patina the iron to the shade I wanted. Key to this pieces character is the hand sanding. Started with an 800 grit working to a 3000 grit for the actual polish. Story behind the story: The alligator briefcase ... represents this character was "the best of the best" and in the blink of a day, he lost it all except for his elegant suit and alligator briefcase. Then starts "The Great Depression"
This piece is plaster cast and the scale is life-size. The finish is iron except for the over-all's which are finished in Bronze with a traditional blue patina. The cellphone was cast from a block of wood with the plaster hand sculpted around it. Goggles were plaster cast from and actual pair of 1910 welding goggles. The tips on the "Elmer Fudd" had are finished in 24k gold..
Full scale and cast in plaster. The finish is iron using various chemicals and acids for the patina. The concept is you’re never too old to take and post selfies.
3-D Mixed Media to bring awareness to COVID-19 and the hardship it has left many Americans in
1:6 scale. The piece is cast with plaster and ‘Powertex” dipped cloth. The finish is primarily iron. Note the actual 1881 Silver Dollars imbedded into the park bench. This is “COVID-19” related in theme with emphasis on the blue face mask.
When things go bad on a snow board and you don’t lean into it.
1:6 scale plaster cast mounted on slate. Note the rugs are actual Chimayo rug samples from the mud 1950’s
This piece is still in progress. It is dedicated to anyone who died from COVID-19. What I’m capturing is the image of someone’s hopelessness of never leaving the hospital and the lost look on their face
3 day celebration of life in Algeria for a woman. An Owambe can be a wedding, a birthday or simply a coming of age. Owambe’s are celebrated wearing a festive head wrap called a Gele. The clothing is very colorful and festive
The forgotten Sioux from the lower Brule in 1:1 scale.
Georgia O’Keeffe’s middle name was Toto. 1:1 scale
This piece was originally designed to fit the imagination of the person that was viewing it. That changed the very next day upon completion of “Enough already” when the mass school shooting in Uvalde, Texas took place. The anguish and horror on my characters face was haunting to me. This piece speaks volumes of “ENOUGH ALREADY!”