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Still Life / Landscapes
Still life drawings are great for learning the fundamentals of composition and realistic renderings. Most of the pieces in this series were completed during art school and were my personal reflection of my college education and assignments that helped kick off my career.
 Bottles and Bones$150 | $15 print | oil paint | 18x24in I painted this still life back in college, experimenting with oil paints. I wanted to find an interesting composition of the bottles and bones, playing up the shadows, lighting, and reflections throughout. |  Draped Cloth$150 | $15 print | Charcoal | 18x24in For this drawing, I pinned up a sheet used spotlights to create the intense layers, draping, and shadows shown in this piece. Some will say it's just fabric, but I think the ominous feeling created is one that suggests something a little darker. |  Blocks and BallsSOLD | $15 print | Oil Pastel & Acrylic Paint | 20x22in This was a really fun still life drawing I did back in college. I experimented with acrylic paint layered with oil pastel to create the high contrast and heavily saturated look. |  Car Commissioned DrawingSOLD | $15 print | pastel pencil | 12x9in This was a commissioned artwork of his car on a mountain drive. |  Nebraska LandscapeSOLD | $15 print | watercolor paint | 40x28in Commissioned watercolor painting of a big open field in Nebraska with a lake. |
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 Rust and StuffingSOLD | $15 print | oil pastel | 18x24in This still life drawing has a good contract of rusty metal cans and soft duck feathers. |  Feather CollageSOLD | $15 print | Watercolor painting | 28x28in Feathers come in so many beautiful and unique shapes and sizes. I wanted to show off the variety and complexity of them since it's often overlooked. I think collaging them together in one spot powerfully represents the beauty of the feathers. |  Skeletal Anatomy StudySOLD | $15 print | graphite pencil | 20x24in Skeletal anatomy study |  Autumnal CollageSOLD | $15 print | watercolor | 14x10.5in Warm, autumnal collage to celebrate the changing of seasons and beauty through decay. |
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