Category: My Art

  • Mixed media & the Start of an Exorcism Series

    The finished work: after playing with some digital collages (prototypes for the design), I used my water soluble graphite stick & disk to paint in the dark ground and the tree & sky background. I had scanned a some images in the Rubens’ book, and isolated the three figures I wanted to use from the…

  • On the drawing board …

    I started this by looking at one of a set of art books belonging to my artist grandfather. I have had these for years. The books feature very famous artists, mostly “old masters” and are mainly in black & white, with only a few color plates. I don’t want to keep them, but don’t want…

  • Just shipped: 3 paintings by Grandfather Sivell (aka Bob)

    I have just shipped these three portraits by Robert Sivell, RSA to The Stewartry Museum in Kirkcudbright, Scotland. It was a surprisingly difficult process, but the paintings should arrive there on March 3rd. The package is underinsured at $600 for all three, but … done is good. I love to think of these on display…

  • Workshop at Corvidae Press

    The workshop was all about re-working / completing old prints. At left, I reprinted an unsatisfactory etching over monoprint, then brought it home for more work: drawing with pen & ink over the layers. The center piece is a collaboration:  I printed using monoprinting with brayer and stencils over an etching from workshop participant Nancy…

  • Just Sold: Grandparents Light

    Yay! I have sold this art light to a good friend & neighbor. The key was finding the right LED string. I needed plug in lights (not battery) that were not too bright, and not a 30′ long string for this small piece. I found a 16′ string of LEDs on a dimmer that is…

  • Variations on lighting the Grandparents

    This is a new variation on a small light featuring my digital collage of drawings in mixed media using Inkpress backlight film. If I can find or make a working string of plug-in LED lights that is not too long & too bright, I can mount this piece onto the glass tile in a way…

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