It's a real challenge to pull off something clean on corrugated metal. This was for my friends over at the 47 Gallery in Parkdale. That fence needed a bit of sprucing up.
How about a hot pink breast cancer awareness cement truck for no reason?
I intend to put some better quality photos of this up soon.
Oh what a lucky man I truly am. No one could wish for a better muse than my lovely girl...
This was about as far as I got before the downpour and the riverbanks swelled beyond control. Not giving up we headed for higher ground and knocked out a few quick-style pieces.
Unfinished Kane
Kem 5 comes so correct every time
Check out the high water mark -right at the bottom of those burners. the stream swelled to a mighty murky garbage river of filth and debris. there was no way we could have stayed down there painting. happened so fast.
The rain slowed, the flood waters receded about 4 feet and we got back to work
I wouldn't change a thing about that bridge. it's perfect.
This laceration had nothing to do with the art above, It happened at work and involved a pane of glass. Anyway, my painting hand was out of commission for about a week. Anesthesia delivering syringes in the finger tip(6 times) is a wonderful world of a very special kind of pain. it was all splayed open while the Dr. stitched it up. 7 stitches.
These strange little raver fellows posted up in front of my piece for a while. I think the neon colors may have drawn them in.
color scheme inspired by 'Sun Ice' jackets
