Hmmm...not so sure about this one

My first new piece in a while, getting ready for my BIG show on Thursday, June 16th.

While I like the concept of it, I'm not so sure how it turned out. Thoughts? Does the ship look weird? No mercy, please.

From Full-Stop to Inertia: A Show

The Million Dollar Website has been graciously invited to participate in a real-life art show. Apparently, on Thursday, June 16th, we'll be sharing the gallery/workspace of photographer extraordinaire Amy Perl.

This is awesome.

And it means that I have to get back to work, because I'd like to have at least two more large-ish pieces ready for this.

Let us pray.

The Finished Product pt. 1

Here they are. The paintings as seen (and awkwardly photographed) in The Million Dollar Hallway.

Up

They're up. Take a look. More pictures will be on their way, but I'm so stoked to see everything on the walls. Stay tuned for more visual evidence.

It's All Coming Together

Last night the Neighbor Who Hangs Art at a Museum for a Living came over. He's a very smart man and he helped lay the foundation for hanging all my pieces. I. Am. Stoked.
And grateful. There are about 50 pieces and without his guidance, this would be too daunting.

Above is a taste of the still unfinished hallway.

Last Batch (for now)

Hello friends,

With but a week to go until The Big Bash, I managed to finish five more pieces and slather them in synthetic amber, thus preserving my visions for all eternity. Ahem. Here they are on the patio table awaiting the hot sun for a day of hard curing. Behold:





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Overtime

I thought I was done. But a conversation with my neighbor changed that. You see, he sets up art exhibitions for a living. And concurred with The Million Dollar Wife that the downstairs hallway and landing was a superior space . I'd been hung up on the big living room, but I am convinced. Why? I am a flexible thinker.
And his ideas for how the paintings can be displayed are radical and exciting. However, I want to now finish at least one more BIG piece, plus a few more little ones before it all goes up.
And when the need for inspiration arises, inspiration will soon follow - if you ask nicely.
Here's what I started last night. It ain't done yet, but I like where it's going. Thoughts?



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