Monthly Archives: December 2012

A work that displays a female figure in the dilapidated basement of an older building (late 19th- early 20th century). It is intended to go against the traditional Gaze of female objectivity. The title, Obsidian, serves as a metaphor for … Continue reading →

This was a still life created in autumn of 2012 for a Studio Lighting class to get practice using strobe lights.

Oil and acrylic on canvas, 51″ x 39″ (with frame). Natural wood frame created by Lee Walker, artist in Western North Carolina.

Drawing, black conte crayon on Rives BFK. Exploring light, dance, and visual pattern as subjects.

Drawing, black conte crayon on Rives BFK paper. Needs a few finishing touches on the figure and a background put in.