This has changed quite a bit. I think it is more richer now.
I would also like to note I am sick of people who sometimes question my level of technical ability, as I did not know there are still rules on rendering in painting. I suppose I tend to stay in the middle, not getting overly cartoon-like and not rendering the form to the fullest and realistic sense. Neither of these are in my mind as goals.
This painting has now been cut in a four part configuration, as well as a cat plague invasion. Whether they remain seperated or not is the question.
I think this is the 3rd or 4th painting on this canvas. Right now it is a ground and I don't want to work on it yet. Or maybe I dug myself in a hole of not ever being to work on it, since there is too much there already.
This one has changed alot since this picture. The rats are "the beginning of Watership Down" like and the boat more noticable. Trying to add another narritive into this is difficult.
These are up on the wall in a similar configuration. The top two might be another piece. My concern is how to mount them so they extend diffrent levels. Wood might be too difficult, foamcore or styrafoam might be the cheaper and easy alternative.
I have been told my work reminds some of Aboriginal art, and that I should be careful of that. It is not my intention to copy that nor do I think my work looks like that persay. It it something one is aware of but does not consciously make it a a point to mimic anything. But it is the automatic that I'm somehow seeking to create a narrative. Though their "Dreaming" concept is interesting, and some of my work can be seen that way in a ways and perhaps in a larger context (hopefully).
