2026
Don't Forget
Oil on Unstretched Canvas 13.5in x 13.5in 2026, Available, Red, Yellow, Blue, White, Green, Skeletons, Figures
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From wikipedia, quoting David Sterritt: The film deliberately does not use conventional Hollywood filmmaking techniques which make a film 'watchable', but instead seeks to alienate and baffle its audience in the manner of Bertolt Brecht [4] In this manner I consider it a remarkable success; I was alienated
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2022
Acrylic on X-Ray 17in x 14in 2022, Red, Yellow, Black, White, Blue, Available
m.: Nia Shea Oil on Canvas 12in x 12in 2022, Available, Figure Painting, Yellow, Red, Green, Black, White, Fluorescent, Favs
m.: Nia Shea Watercolor on Paper 12in x 12in 2022, Green, Blue, White, Figure Painting, Abstract
Spray Paint on Sheet Metal 12in x 12in 2022, Pink, Yellow, Black, White, Landscape, My Favorites
Oil on Canvas 24in x 8in 2026, Fluorescent, Cityscape, Impasto, Purple, Red, Pink, Yellow, White, Black, Rochester Available for Purchase, My Favorites The photo is only kind of doing it justice – in particular, they fail to capture the opera pink and the fluorescent violet, both in the sky, simultaneously. Here&
Oil on canvas 10.5in x 10.5in x 10.5in 2022, Available, Black, Violet, Green, Red, Yellow, Abstract, Impasto, My Favorites
Depicting a scene from Jeff Vandermeer's Acceptance. Accidentally titled ironically as it was the last photo I took before dropping my phone in a giant puddle after I went out to have a cigarette post-painting. Don't smoke. Spray Paint on Sheet Metal 12in x 12in
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Aquarelle Pencils & India Ink on Cold Press Paper 12in x 12in Based on a photo by Lucinda Storms 2020, Cityscapes, Pink, Yellow, Blue, Violet, Black
Spray Paint on Sheet Metal 12in x 12in 2020, Landscapes, Commissions, Red, Green, White, Yellow
Spray Paint and Acrylic Marker on Sheet Metal 12in x 12in 2020, Commissions, Landscapes, Yellow, Black, Blue, Pink
Oil on Panel 11in x 14in 2026, Red, Blue, Green, White, Skeletons, Impasto, Available, Figures
Welcome back to My Year Of Shakespeare. This week we are covering Akira Kurosawa's Ran. I feel like these are skidding off the increasingly smooth surface of my wrinkleless brain, like the incident of the story is being articulated poorly and all I've got to grab
Acrylic on X-Ray 14in x 17in 2022, Black, White, Landscapes, Available
Gouache on Bristol 8.5in x 8.5in Based on a photo by Jeanine León 2021, Red, Violet, Yellow, Black, Available
Spray Paint on Reclaimed IKEA Panel 55in x 40in I made this to take headshots for LinkedIn when I was job hunting. 2021, Gold, Black, Pink
Spray Paint on Board The second half was a commission. I don't recall the size on these exactly - 12in x 40in? Forgive the glare, I didn't take a better photo of this; I do remember cutting my finger pretty bad on the framing glass. 2021, Cityscape,
This was for a contest the Heinz company was doing. I didn't win. I used actual mustard for the mona lisa but used Plochman's since that was what was in my fridge at the time (I like the barrel-shaped container it comes in). For sanitary
Welcome back to My Year of Shakespeare. This week we watched the 2018 BBC/Amazon adaptation of King Lear. I'll be frank, this was a disappointment. I think it was under-adapted for the screen, and at a technical level muddy and aspired-to-workmanlike. It was a