New, not-yet-titled piece: 13 x 17", embroidery on found pants fabric. This work was done in collaboration with G.K., a young female artist who will reveal her identity when she (or her parents) deem it appropriate.
At the beginning of 2011, I made the gouache on black paper piece below as part of the "Little Exorcisms" series:
I added the pink glitter frame because I thought it was a bit too straightforward without it, and thought the piece was ok for what it was, but I wanted to try again to see if I could do better. I then started a second painting of two dogs squaring off, about to fight, which I let go of and did not finish (a rare thing for me), because I still felt it was lacking something... if I figure out what it is, I will still make take a stab at it, either by finishing this work or starting a new one.
Around this time, I went to visit a friend with a young child. She was showing me her drawings, and one stood out to me, it approached what I was trying to embody in my own work. I asked her if I could use it in an a embroidery. I made one "monster" fatter and added hair to the second one, otherwise the embroidery is a direct copy of her original drawing.
At the beginning of 2011, I made the gouache on black paper piece below as part of the "Little Exorcisms" series:
I added the pink glitter frame because I thought it was a bit too straightforward without it, and thought the piece was ok for what it was, but I wanted to try again to see if I could do better. I then started a second painting of two dogs squaring off, about to fight, which I let go of and did not finish (a rare thing for me), because I still felt it was lacking something... if I figure out what it is, I will still make take a stab at it, either by finishing this work or starting a new one.
Around this time, I went to visit a friend with a young child. She was showing me her drawings, and one stood out to me, it approached what I was trying to embody in my own work. I asked her if I could use it in an a embroidery. I made one "monster" fatter and added hair to the second one, otherwise the embroidery is a direct copy of her original drawing.
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