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Collected Cut-Outs
Posted: 16th February 2012 by Jonathan in ArtworksTags: illustration, Mixed Media, Wood
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Surreal Toast
Posted: 30th January 2012 by Jonathan in ArtworksTags: Dali, Duchamp, illustration, Magritte, Man Ray, Surrealism, Toast, Wood
I’m very excited by this new piece, which is now hanging in my kitchen. Surrealism should be a part of everyone’s morning meal! Pop a few paintings in the toaster and break out the jam! It was a fun challenge making all the art history parodies. I also did something new by incorporating birch plywood [...]
The bird is done! This was a fun project and I tried some new things in it, like the speech bubble. Now that it’s finished and hanging on the wall, I’m not sure how I feel about it as a whole. Should the bird be smoking? How should I be using the border? What kind [...]
Grizzled and Feathered
Posted: 9th January 2012 by Jonathan in ArtworksTags: illustration, Mixed Media, Wood
A new cut-out for a new year. A bomber birdie behaving boldly. Too much tobacco?
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No one can see you try and eat a banana through your spacesuit.
In Time for Halloween!
Posted: 15th October 2011 by Jonathan in ArtworksTags: Cats, illustration, Wood
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Some things never change… even in the afterlife.
Wood Animals
Posted: 6th September 2011 by Jonathan in ArtworksTags: illustration, Mixed Media, Wood
People have been asking me what kind of wood working I would like to do now that I’m back from camp. Frankly, I haven’t been able to come up with a simple answer. I recently purchased a used scroll saw and am thinking about where I can set it up to start generating lots of [...]
Monkey Stool
Posted: 28th August 2011 by Jonathan in ArtworksTags: Furniture, illustration, Monkey, Wood
Here it is, the Greylock project that nearly ended it all for me, the infamous Monkey Stool (or table… it could work as either): This is the project that answers a question everyone has asked but none have spoken out loud in fear that their sanity would be put at risk: Who wouldn’t want a [...]