Showing posts with label benefit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label benefit. Show all posts

Monday, June 18, 2012

Photos of things.

Here's a pic of me at the opening of "Death and the Maiden" show with my piece.

Photo courtesy of Robbie Lowery.

You can see more over at Hi-Fructose.


Making progress on my piece for the Pangea Seed bennefit.

 

Monday, June 11, 2012

The Great West Coast Migration

Working on a piece for The Great West Coast Migration
A benefit for sharks and the oceans.
 I have been fascinated by sharks ever since I was a child, so it seems fitting that I have an opportunity to help out in some small way.

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

Artists Help Japan Auction!

Found information for this on Audrey Kawasaki's livejournal and thought I would spread the word.
You can see it here.

There are some really wonderful pieces and it goes to a great cause.
More info here.
Direct link to the ebay auction page here.

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

New paintings, sketches ... busy busy busy.

I'm afraid I have yet to make good on my resolution to be more web connected. Regardless of my lack of updates, I have been busy the past couple of months working on new paintings and sketches. There is a fair amount  of sketches in fact, so I will be posting more of those soon. 
It looks as if I may be on the Hi-Fructose blog in the future as well!  In the meantime, here is a little snippet of what I've been up to.

The first is a donation piece for my friend Tina.  She will be undergoing chemo and an operation for cancer. Unfortunately, this means she'll be out of work for some time. The auction will raise money to help her pay the bills and various medical expenses until she returns to her job.
I believe the event is happening Saturday, April 9th at The Palm Room in Ballard.
I'll post the full details when I have them.



"Strength & Love."
Watercolor on paper
2011




Also still plugging away at this painting. This may be one of three I send to Norfolk, VA for a group show this July.



And a few sketches from my black book of doom.

Of course, I couldn't do it without help from my little Otik.