Sunday, October 23, 2005

My Art Work


Here are the descriptions of some of my art work that I have done through out the years starting from high school in 1988 with the painting "Through the Darkness". These pages corrispond with the pictures below. Sorry for the fuzziness I used a really cheap camera. Posted by Picasa


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Title:Fruit Series
9 total in the series
Medium:Acrylic on Paper
Size:8.5"x11"
Year:2003
Description of Technique:An underpainting technique called glazing in which a dark shade of a colour is painted over a lighter shade of the same colour.

Title:Pears Series
4 total in the series
Medium:Acrylic on Paper
Size:8.5"11" each
Year:2003
Description of Technique:The four seperate panels of the same still life was painted
using the techniques of 4.Scumbling-which is the opposite of glazing. This time the lighter shade is painted over the darker. 3.Glazing. 1.Grisaille(grih zeye)-The french word meaning grey. This a method in which the entire painting is first painted in a series of light grays, then overpainted in the correct colours. 2.Acrlic Wash Technique in which the paint is thinned with water much like the way you do with water colours.

Title:Horse and Cart
Medium:Oil
Size:16"x20"
Year:2003

Title:Red Hill Creek
Medium:Oil
Size:8.5"x11"
Year:2004

Title:Spencer Creek
Medium:Oil
Size:8.5"x11"
Year:2004

Title:Yin and Yang
Medium:Oil
Size:24"x36"
Tear:2004
Description:Included are the chinese symbols for peace,prosperity,hope,happiness,love and luck.

Title:Sadness
Medium:Acylic wall mural
Size:42"x42"
Year:2004
Description:This is based on old Mary Worth type comic serials.

Unification(2005)-18"x12" Mixed Media on paper. The portraits of myself, my father and mother sitting together represent the unbreakable bond a child has with their parents. This bond is further illistrated by the background. Wind, water, earth and fire represents the harmony of nature, along with their siblings wood, and steel all comune in unified bliss.


Through The Darkness Posted by Picasa


Teddy Bears Picnic Posted by Picasa


One Posted by Picasa


Taming The Beast Posted by Picasa


Through The Fire Posted by Picasa


Ring of Fire Posted by Picasa


Fire and Ice Posted by Picasa


Survivour Posted by Picasa


Mind Storm Posted by Picasa


Crystal Posted by Picasa


Transcendance panel 1 Posted by Picasa


Transcendance part 2 Posted by Picasa


Transcendance panel 3 Posted by Picasa


Eternal Posted by Picasa


Summer 2000 Posted by Picasa


Expressions part1 Posted by Picasa


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Self Portrait Posted by Picasa


Father Posted by Picasa


Eggs Posted by Picasa


Memories Posted by Picasa


Painted Saws-Ducks Posted by Picasa


Tall Sails Posted by Picasa


fruit Posted by Picasa

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fruit 3 Posted by Picasa

fruit 4 Posted by Picasa

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Red Hill Creek, Hamilton, Ontario Posted by Picasa

Spencer Creek, Dundas, Ontario Posted by Picasa


Unification Posted by Picasa

These a few sketches that I did of my Calico cat Emilly back in 2002. January 18, 2006 she turns 13.





These pencil drawings are from a series I did back in 2002,


Buck-pencil drawing 08/25/02 Posted by Picasa


Dolphin-pencil drawing 08/28/02 Posted by Picasa


Ram-pencil drawing 08/07/02 Posted by Picasa


Horse-pencil drawing 08-25/02 Posted by Picasa


Koala Bear-pencil drawing 08/11/02 Posted by Picasa


Squirrel-pencil drawing 09/01/02 Posted by Picasa

Later,
Kenaz
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A Poem For My Mother
Eternal
copy write 2001

Another year has passed, sun, moon and earth.
Together in eternal harmony.
Mother earth, father sun and their children named star and moon.
Dancing to and fro, around the heavens in sweet embrace.
A bond that cannot be broke forever.
A song accompanies.
The celestial families dance, an aria of sort.
Melodies strings and harps.
Played by an orchestra of angels.
Accompanied by gods earthly creatures.
From subtle chirps of the smallest of birds.
To the thundering bass of the largest of beast of burden.
To each a spot on this heaven sent scale.
Creating the most perfect of composition.
As I sit, reflecting on the past.
On what was once.
And upon the hole left in my heart.
By the passing of my mother two years ago.
Her life cut short like a delicate and the rarest of lilies.
By some freak spring storm.
It's wrath, not even the heartiest of mother earths
Creations could withstand.
A hole where heavens bloom once reached for the sun remains.
Heavens mates, sun and earth.
One gone in body, but not in spirit,
Life's code suggests a cycle of death and rebirth.
To fill the void, in the garden. Each of the blooms surrounding the hole.
Had to grow stronger and bigger.
Stretching out forth towards their father sun.
To form a stronger chain.
One hoping to hold tight against further storms.
Children of strong earth and nurturing suns rays.
Bonding together to bask in the suns energy giving glow and setting.
Deep their roots in the enriching soil.
Their mother toiled so hard.
Year after year, turning clay into rich soil.
A strong base for her kin.
To sink deep, their roots, soaking up every drop of nourishment that she could offer.
Allowing her children to grow forth and stretch their roots outward.
And their pedals upward, seeking soil of their own.
To procreate new children.
As I continue to write this, still feeling the effects of winters chill.
I can not help grow warmer with each pen stroke, each brings forth.
A warm memory of my dearest mother in body, mind, and spirit.
She will always be with me.
So will her teachings of hard work, courtesy and kindness to those dear.
As each year passes.
When the earth seems dark.
I only need to stretch out towards the sun and my fellow kin.
To feel the unembered glow of our departed mother.
Forever now and forever hence.
Will the aria play.
And the dance of the heavens and the earth.
Stride on in harmony.
Eternal simply put.
My father's strength, my mothers love, my gratitude.

Thank You Mom.
You Will Always Be Remembered.
Your son.

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