It’s miniature family portrait time!
(Source: potatohavetoes.com)
I’ve been painting for my upcoming show at Park Life this August!
A page from Brendan’s handsome new zine: Collisions
One of my favorite bloggers recently commissioned a custom miniature portrait. The young monk Lama Yongden who looks a bit like my aunt Gina. He apparently did some heavy hermit-ing and traveled with an ex-opera singer Alexandra David-Néel to Tibet. It’s too fun to read about and paint somebody unknown to me. If you still need something for the motherly figure in your life, check out the rest of my custom mini’s here.
This is how we roll with the cashless economy. Here’s an illustration for The New York Times. When I was in Stockholm, you could already buy train tickets via your celly and just show it to the conductor, pretty spiffy.
I like to make cards. Here’s a miniature portrait made for my friend Billy OCallaghan. His grad exhibition just opened at the SFSU Fine Arts Gallery.
It’s getting warm out and if you like eating warm foods on warm days, lentil soup will do. I painted a goblin for the At Home on the Range blog!