graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
four sheets, each sheet 30” x 22”
2006
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
four sheets, each sheet 30” x 22”
2006
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
four sheets, each sheet 30 x 22
2006
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
four sheets, each sheet 30” x 22”
2006
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
four sheets, each sheet 30” x 22”
2008
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
four sheets, each sheet 44” x 30”
2009
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
four sheets, each sheet 44” x 30”
2009
No need for an apostrophe. Yall is not a contraction. In the south it is a word that stands alone.
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
two sheets, each sheet 44” x 30”
2007
This is either Waffle House parlance or criminal subterfuge.
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
four sheets, each sheet 44” x 30”
2007
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
two sheets, each sheet 44” x 30”
2007
I am fond of the Roy Ayers song We Live In Brooklyn. It has been sampled numerous times by an array of hip hop artists.
graphite, mineral oil on Rives BFK
four sheets, each sheet 44” x 30”
2007
Untitled (Fresh Paint)
enamel on Rives BFK
30" x 22"
2016
This is a test using Montana Gold enamel spray paint on paper. The image is from a small 8 1/2" x 11" wet paint sign I swiped from the Belmont el stop in Chicago back in 1995. It struck me not only as a sign warning people of wet paint but that paint, as in hip hop parlance, is also FRESH! as in the newest and coolest thing around.