Whistlin'

The Frying Pan again.

Savoring the last few weeks before it will be too cold at the piers to do anything without your fingers going numb.

Elephobelisk

Has to do with something you I guess you had to be there for?

Frankenstump.

This stump is so tall, you wonder why they cut down part of it at all. Also, there is a fuse box or something on it with some outlets. Dunno why, or why they picked a tree.
Also, as of about a week ago, five pieces of mine are hanging up in a Starbucks in Westfield. It's not much, but I suppose it still counts as my first exhibition independent of a school. I didn't get anything good enough done to have any new work hanging up, but my mom was very adamant about actually betting if I'd get some real painting done before the end of the Summer, so there's still a chance I'll get something in color done before school's back on.

"Love in New York"

General illustration class Valentine's Day New Yorker Cover.

Sketches for Fishes

I finally found a copy of this.

It was made senior year of high school for a "found objects" assignment, then after I had taken it home when the year ended, it disappeared because my parents had apparently taken it and hung it up in their office, someplace I'd never go on my own, so I'll probably never get the actual piece back. Anyway, any digital copies of this thing also disappeared, so this right here is a scan of a printout of the photograph so the quality's not quite the same. The dimensions are ~24 x 36 inches.

More high-school stuff.

Goliath beetle.

Apple & Honey.

Both done sometime during summer 2008. I think.

Barnacles

Observational study of some lovely barnacles.