Paintings from G. Gibson Gallery Show, October, 2010

                                                                              

Flat Stanley Printing in Georgetown

I had a great time trying something new last Sunday, my first linoleum cut and print. Which was pressed with a steamroller. Thanks to Lynda Sherman and Tina Randolph for inviting me.

http://randolphsherman.blogspot.com/2010/06/flat-stanley-steamroller-print.html

Ford F 100 

3' x 4'

Some Space Exhibit

Baseball
38" x 44"
oil on canvas
2010




American in Paris
13” x 15”
Oil on board
2010


Butt in France
13” x 15”
Oil on board
2010


Chevy Scottsdale
20" x 38"
oil on panel
2010


Yellow Bike
17 ½” x 23 ½”
Oil on board
2010


Blue and Green Recycler
16" x 18"
oil on board
2010


Ritz Dumpster
24" x 17 3/4"
Oil on panel
2010

Baseball

baseball in progress

New show at Some Space opens April 1st

Ford F 100 Custom Sport
Oil on Panel
20" x 30"
2010

First Dumpster Painting

Green Dumpster
oil on panel
17" x 14"
2002
Collection of the City of Seattle

This is my first painting of a dumpster. It was included in a show I did in 2002, the theme of the show was the color green in our city. And Seattle was and still is very green. I never got back around to painting any more Dumpsters again until 2007. There are times when I think it's a good idea to choose a unifying theme to work with on a body of work; in this case it led me to the dumpster as a subject. But there are times when I feel like I fall short on subjects executed under a theme and instead would rather just paint whatever feels good to paint. That will be the "Feel Good Show."

Tiny Paintings, December

My Ford F 100
4" x 6"
Oil on panel




Boeing Field
2 1/2" x 3"
Oil on panel




Red Dumpster
4" x 5"
Oil on panel




Silos
3 1/4" x 4"
Oil on panel




Red Chevy Truck
4" x 6"
Oil on panel

Now Showing at Grey Gallery and Lounge

Stranger Covers

A Fond Farewell to Dumpsters of Seattle

I have posted two of my favorite Seattle dumpsters today, the last day of dumpsters in Seattle... guess I'll be looking elsewhere for Dumpsters. Or maybe I'll be making paintings of plastic bags.