Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Halloween. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 31, 2018

Anxiety and Spirit of the Times

Spirit of the Times oil on panel 6" x 6"
Anxiety oil on panel 6" x 6"

Monday, October 29, 2018

Hallowrench

Halloween oil on panel 6" x 6"

It's been some years since I've done Halloween themed paintings so I thought I would post a few.

Sunday, October 31, 2010

Halloween Jacks Part Two

Chicharron Jack oil on board 7" x 5"
Banana Jack oil on board 7" x 5"
Watermelon Jack oil on board 6" x 8"
Chicharron Jack was carved from another snack. Yes, I'm ashamed to admit that occasionally I eat chicharrones, which are sort of ghoulish. I found out it's not a very good carving medium. Banana Jack was carved from a bananito, or apple banana. The cut edges oxidized, turning black and thus adding a cartoonish look to the face. Fitting to the ghoulish theme, bananas are naturally slightly radioactive due to small amounts of potassium-40. Watermelon Jack was carved from a personal sized melon. The red meat adds a nice sense of mayhem.

Saturday, October 30, 2010

Halloween Jacks Part One

Foil Jack oil on board 5" x 5"
Pretzel Jack oil on board 5" x 5"
I thought I'd do a few Halloween themed paintings and since I didn't have a pumpkin at the studio I decided to do some Jack O'Lantern faces out of other things. The first thing I saw was a bit of orange foil I'd been saving so I modeled a very rough little face out of it. It's tiny, being about an inch in diameter and the face is a little difficult to distinguish. About the same time I was snacking on some pretzels when I realized that the pretzels themselves looked like a face. Again, this is a small object, being a mini-pretzel.