Figurative

Figurative

Figurative work offers its own world of possibilities, from insights into the subject, to interesting visual dialogs with the viewer. Sometimes it is just something that you just like to view. I don’t frequently engage in figurative work let alone portraiture, but when I do, I find it both challenging and rewarding.

Mon Amie (2019)

Monotype; ink on paper. 30” x 40”

Jett (2019)

Monotype; ink on paper. 24” x 24”

India (2019)

Monotype; ink on paper. 24” x 24”

Black Dog (2021)

In many cultures, a black dog is a metaphor for depression or lack of will. Putting sunglasses on the dog adds an element of whimsy, rejecting or minimizing that notion.

Four color relief block print; ink on paper. 26” x 40”

One of six

Me, Blue (2019)

Multi-block wood block relief print; ink on paper. 26” x 40”

Four of eight

Me (2018)

Multi-block wood block relief print; ink on paper. 22” x 32”

Six of eight

Me, Graphite (2018)

Graphite on vellum; ink on paper. 24” x 36”