Before laying down the paint for the second layer, I've ground up some of the dirt and small twigs from Harriet Tubman's childhood home. I've never used objects in my paintings, but this one is different.
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Richmond City Lights
AN OIL PAINTING I JUST FINISHED that I've titled: Richmond City Lights. The painting is a palette knife, framed in a beautiful, thin fl...
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This is my version of Picasso's 'Bust of a Woman Wearing a Striped Hat.' It is made from discarded cardboard and a ton of hot gl... -
Here is the 98%, completed painting of Harriet Tubman: Into the Darkness. This painting took a ton of research and time; from goi... -
I wanted to try and capture the Brothers Grimm fairy tale of Cinderella in the gory way it was portrayed. In the original tale, the details ...
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