Fine Art
There are two
considerations in buying fine art: Buy only what you like (although it is a good
idea to get a little educated, because otherwise you will only buy stuff that
Dwight Eisenhower liked; Art seems to be a terrific speculation, with the
potential to return much more than any other investment
So, maybe not so fine. And, maybe it ain't art either. It's stuff that we do and show in places that are desperate enough to try almost anything at least once. That said, we work hard at it and some people like it, even buy it. We suspect that they have problems or have a strong sense of mercy.
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If you like it, buy it. Everything else is gratuitous praise. We don't charge too much and get a real kick out if if you have some fun with what we make. Order Now.
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If you don't like it, don't buy it. Don't come whining to us about how it ain't art or how no one would put junk like this up. We're pretty thick skinned and don't care. That might sound pretty blunt, but this is a tough business, not recommended for the faint.
Take a look.
Dance Hall – The "Dance Hall" drawings were originally part of a frieze, about a foot high and some 25 feet long. Individual elements were scanned and then "worked on" to create something new. The objective was to use primary colors dancing together in the figurative expressionist manner. or, some such. 8 x 10 Giclée prints in series of 20. Order now at Contact Us.
- The Cats – People like cats. We have a cat, named Charlie. He also answers to "Sweet Pea." And people like drawings of cats. So, we made some. 8 x 10 Giclée prints in series of 20. Order now at Contact Us.
- Figure drawings including nudes – They keep telling me that naked ladies sell. Most of my figurative work is expressionistic in style, figures abstracted from reality into something else. See for yourself. 8 x 10 Giclée prints in series of 20. Order now at Contact Us.
