Four Square

This painting actually took me a while to finish. I was stuck for a while. Didn't really know what else to add to it. It sat in my room for about a year, when I finally picked it up again and decided to finish it. The whole idea I had with this painting revolved around the composition. I wanted to arrange everything so that the painting itself could be hung on each four of its sides. As far as color and subject matter go, the painting shares the same characteristics as the other paintings from the series.

Even If You Like It, You'll Never Understand It.

I have good memories of selling this painting. Don't know too much about the person who has this now, but he seemed really into it, which made me happy. Thanks for the beer money dude.

Space delights...or something like that.

I'm starting a new painting. It's for a friend. If I tell you I'll paint you a painting, it will probably take me forever to do it, but I'll always remember. She liked some other paintings I did for some friends, so she wanted something similar. I asked her what she liked, and she said cupcakes and space....so how could I say no? These are some REALLY rough sketches...but you kinda get the idea.






UPDATE

Flat Science Overload!

This painting also lives in San Francisco with another really nice girl. This one took me a while, but I liked how it turned out.

Flat Romanticism....Kinda

A very nice girl in San Francisco owns this now.

This Is Meaningless But It's How The Cool Kids Do It

It started out as a present for a friend's birthday. I didn't know what to paint, which happens more often than not. After a while I just started to splash paint onto the canvas. I started to paint random objects and worked out a composition. I started to think about people who paint random things together without any thought or without it meaning anything. The only real reason they do it is because they think it looks cool. This became more of a satire, and the accidental start of the endless series.