#flesh and bone

“New Home”, 2016, Ballpoint Pen, Watercolor Pencils, Ink Pencils, Graphite, Colored Pencil and Gel Pen on Hot-pressed Watercolor Paper, 9 inches by 12 inches (approx. 13 inches by 16 inches framed)

This piece is included in the “Flesh & Bone” group exhibition at BeinArt Gallery in Melbourne, Australia that opens tonight!

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The online preview for “Flesh & Bone” at BeinArt Gallery is now live! The show opens this Saturday and features so many amazing artists and artworks! Get a look at the preview here:

https://shop.beinart.org/collec…/flesh-bone-group-exhibition

Included in the group exhibition is my piece, “New Home”, which I have included another teaser of above. I will post the whole image on Saturday :)

Opening this Saturday at BeinArt Gallery in Victoria, Australia, my piece, “New Home”, will be part of the group exhibition, “Flesh and Bone” that opens officially on Jan, 14th. It will be my first time showing with this amazing gallery!

Sneak peek at my piece for BeinArt Gallery on Jan. 14th! It is a very Audubon inspired piece and my first piece using predominately watercolor instead of ink. I can’t wait to show you all the pieces I have been working on for January!

Between constantly posting pieces from my Corey Helford Gallery exhibition, I’ve been working on a few pieces for a couple places in January 2017. Below is a progress teaser for my piece, “New Home” that will be included in the “Flesh and Bone” exhibition at the wonderful beinArt Gallery! It’ll be my first time showing with this gallery that has a jaw-dropping list of artists. Eekkk!

favorite dnd npc dropped

what’s death? 

feeling things a bit stronger than you used to

c0ssette:

Robert Auer (1873-1952) detail.

infected:

Hermitage Museum, Saint Petersburg, Russia, photo by Pavel Behun

cluelessxblonde:

Had to share this @WeHeartIt

lelaid:

Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture F/W 2011

lamorchemoveilsoleelaltrestelle:

Jenna Coleman in Victoria(2017)

speciesbarocus:

Pedro de Mena - Ecce Homo (c. 1674). Detail.