more pics from The Boxing Lesson listening party

More pics, and pretty kitties posing in the Topo Chico box like the animation! There will be a video coming out in the near future that has a smokin' Jaylinn Davidson tiger posing in it too. The Eyeball guy is Eric Powers, who made an earlier video for The Boxing Lesson called Dark Side of The Moog. http://vimeo.com/2030699

  Ryan Cano (right) from The Loyalty Firm (and present drummer for TBL) and Paul Waclawsky (left) from The Boxing Lesson

 Eric Power

 Dan Hill Juliana Dieterich of the band Hills

 Juliana and Brooke Beatty

 Katie Gunn and friend

 Jaylinn Davidson of The Boxing Lesson in a passionate three way with Hall & Oates

I can't wait till the video comes out!

Had a blast.

The viewing part of the listening and viewing party did not go as planned, but it was lots of fun nonetheless. The videographer shot scenes of both the furries and regular party goers which I will link when available. As you see I did manage to get some painting done last night.  Tonight I will catch up on a portrait  and continue to plan the second animation.

Listening/Viewing Party This Thursday!! 10/28

 Party this Thursday with The Boxing Lesson hosting at The Side Bar! Lots of fun..
 Party starts at 10pm
 Listening Party for the recent release, (and viewing for the video One, animated by yours truly) Fur State starts at 11pm
to be followed by a live performance of the upcoming release, Possibilities.




Costumes, mad props and more! Dress as a furry and be in an upcoming video for Fur State!
Like the animation, you too can be a flying kitty (or squirrel, or bear, or sloth, you get the picture) in a Topo Chico cardboard spacecraft. And rock out  with Jaylinn Davidson's (keyboardist from TBL) mad mad props.

Some pics from our arts and crafts, or as Jaylinn puts it "Farts and Rafts" night.

link for more detailed info:   http://theboxinglesson.fanbridge.com/campaigns/show.php?id=670097&sid=85226665 

Landscapes (past)

 I've always found landscapes are the most difficult thing to do. You need to distill 2-3 hrs of a constantly changing environment on to the canvas. These are mostly work from the past. I do have some current work that I'm battling with, nothing I want to post at the moment though. I hope that will change soon. 

Update-May 8th, 2012 I am in the midst of revising much of my online representation (this blog, my website, and more) and for now, you can see an updated album of land/trees/sky here.

Other portrait work

 A selection of various portraits  from the past. Will be uploading 2 new ones sometime this week.

 Though the women look alike the two above were different women.

The three directly above are mother, son, and father. The father was bed bound due to health issues.


Update (May 2012) --I'm in the midst of tweeking some aspects of this blog, and seriously updating my website. You can always see an updated album of my portrait (self and others) HERE

Self Portrait Work past and present

Some self portrait work past and present

 Update (May 2012) you can find an album of more recent self portraits as well as other portraits in my album HERE