Flashback from May 2012, this was for “Suggestivism” at Bold Hype Gallery NYC.

Another progress shot of a drawing I’m working on for my next show ‘Aurora’ with @thinkspace_art stay tuned for more :)))

today’s art update: cropped scan of this drawing progress, about 11 x 20 inches. 

Just a small wip scan for today’s update.

For those who asked, here’s a look at some of the materials I’m using. Oil pastels are at the back. In front on the left is the acrylic iridescent white paint and the iridescent medium on the right, which are mixed with pastel on the palette.

Here’s some more on this drawing.

Hello and thanks to my new followers, hope you enjoy the new updates :) this is a current work for my July solo with @thinkspace_art revealing part of the top. Materials include oil pastels, oil paint and iridescent media to give it a shiny glow. Cheers!!

Finally got some process shots organised- If you’d like to see them all in one image, please download the large image. Thanks!

moleskine page, 5” x 8”

T Shirt designs for Rook 2011

Progress of a moleskine painting nude study in oils…fake boobs are fun to paint!

A new drawing for Phone Booth Gallery’s 5th Anniversary show! It’s still available at an affordable price and comes fully framed. Please click the image if you’re interested!

Thanks!

Rod 

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April 17, 2013 | Day 316 of 365

Rod

…My portrait of awesome artist Rodrigo Luff, also a fellow member of PRISMA Artist Collective. Check out his beautiful work at www.rodluff.com

www.DrawingADrawing.com [ 1 portrait a day for 1 year ]

Honoured to have a portrait of my mug by the great Michael Shapcott for his 1 portrait a day project.

Thanks Michael! It’s inspiring to see someone sticking to their daily art project, makes me feel so lazy! Great job on the drawing too!

“Weave” for Lined in Lead at Gallery Nucleus, 11” x 14” (Sold) Pencil on paper

The model for this artwork is  my gf, artist and muse, Jess! Please check out her website if you can.

A big thank you to my new followers for showing the interest in the blog, I hope you continue to enjoy and share my offerings.