Posing for Statues

Have you ever called the sky soup? This collage explores that idea.

I wanted to have a little fun juxtaposing the ‘Baby Donald’ ballon and the art work of Duchamp. The art work has a glass lens the viewer is suppose to look through.

With all the technology floating around in the sky you begin to feel like privacy is a thing of the past. My collage tries to capture that feeling.

I’m using Adobe Illustrator, a vector drawing program, to create this image.

Another experiment with photo collage.

When I do straight photography I like to find situations where the subject, in this case Spiderwart, becomes more of an abstract pattern. What I like about this photo is the depth created by the weaving

Just finished this new collage, I’m rather liking it.

The sky is a mysterious place, here we see hieroglyphic designs falling to earth.

One usually doesn’t see beauty in a pile of yard waste, but if you look close there it is.

Pyramid Power

I find these two images work well together to convey the idea of breaking down.

I think this older digital painting of mine goes well with my new poem. 90 degrees on the porch humidity holds fists full of donuts grows fatter and fatter ice swoons in a glass of pink lemonade .

This is my latest collage and like some others I have recently posted is influence by Japanese printmaking.

I found this old image I created, thought it went well with my poem. Vinyl Seat Sub-zero, a crust of white snow. Heat from the dash warms her cold feet. The walk is not shoveled. She snuggles her waist

The collage that I made is meant to show distance and makes a good companion for my poem, ‘The Value of Ivory.’ The Value of Ivory A mathematician calculates the elephant’s wish to walk in the shade, makes

In some of my recent collage work I have been using old wallpaper designs. I have titled this image, ‘The History of Cherry Blossom.’

Taking a little break from the photo collages I have been working on to do a straight digital drawing.

We all wonder about what lies ahead, what comes after death, this new image addresses that question.

This is my latest collage, it combines a photo of an Edsel I took last year, a mugshot I found online and multiple layers of digital drawing and painting.