The Return of the Jedi

Finally I'm back, to be honest I don't know where I went.    But I do know I experience my first what some would call being "Burnt Out".  One of my problems is I'm always saying yes to people, when it comes to my art.  I'm o.k. with that except I stock pile too much at one time, then I find myself forgetting  what I agreed to do in the first place.  I'm learning now to pace myself and to spread myself out evenly, allow space between each project.  I apologize to everyone  on the receiving end, blame it on my head and not my heart.  I'm not going to keep rambling , just know I back and I'm human ( which I'm just figuring out myself ).  The cape has been folded, place in a box and stored away.

Here's one of the pictures I took while I was in NYC for a solo show at Dillon Gallery.  I chose this picture to post, because it kind of reminds me of how I felt during my burnt out period.

Yams anyone ?!?

"Louisiana Yams" 36 x 24 inches , mixed medium on canvas $4200. 

"Little Something"

"Peach Tart", 11 x 9 inches, mixed medium on canvas $1500.00

Another great photograph.

I've been meaning to post this photo for some while now.  I got it from this savage place in Savannah.  I often wonder how can people throw away or have no interests in their family pictures.  Maybe I'm the opposite because my family didn't take as many photos.  I've always been envious of people who have loads of family pictures, and the ones with the home videos just blows my mind. 

Photos of me at my show in Paris.

Here are some photos taken by Neo of me at my solo show at Galerie Nordine Zidoun in Paris.   For someone who loves taken photos, I hate being in front of the camera.

Where can I buy one ?

Here's a painting I have hanging in the studio.  I sure wish I could actually have an old Model T.  They look like they were very fun, although they might not have been that much of a comfortable ride.  Oh well sometimes comfort is over rated (smile).

"Good Damn Cupcakes"

Here's some pictures I took at my favorite Bakery.  "Back in the Day Bakery" in Savannah, GA.  It was fun shooting, also seeing what really goes on behind the scene.  I would've never thought they did so much work in one day.  It makes you appreciate ever bite of those delicious cupcakes and sandwiches.   To Cheryl & Griff I say that's for the experience, one I will not forget.