Wander and Paint — graphic art

Art In Review - July

• Anolis • Archeology • art journals • gobleki Tepe • graphic art • Haitian art • Hand-lettering • hand-painted • Mythology • slow travel • symbols • Taino • tribal design • watercolor art journals

Art In Review - July

[...] To assess what I've accomplished this month in terms of creating and sharing artwork around a theme, I needed to do a month review. Was I successful? Or does working around a theme matter? [...]

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Rainy Day Arrival in Tokyo Art Journal Page

• Architecture • art journals • Beautiful Places • Book Illustration • graphic art • hand-painted • Japan • Pen and Ink • slow travel • Slow travel Illustrated • yellow

Rainy Day Arrival in Tokyo Art Journal Page

A visual stroll during the night I arrived in Japan. It rained softly and then like cats and dogs. Cold temps chilled me to the bone...

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Coup de Coeur: Fantastic Chalk - #4 Wallflour

• chalk board art • colorful • drawings • expressive artwork • graphic art • Hand-lettering • illustrated advertising • pastels • sunflowers • waffles • wanderlust

Coup de Coeur: Fantastic Chalk - #4 Wallflour

[...] The red ribbon-thing just packs a punch on this one as well. This cheeky playful take on the waffle + sunflower (flour) idea makes me smile. Wallflower… get it?...

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Coup De Coeur: Fantastic Chalk #3 - Morning Yoga

• Advertising art • chalk board art • colorful • expressive artwork • graphic art • Hand-lettering • pastels • wanderlust

Coup De Coeur: Fantastic Chalk #3 - Morning Yoga

[...] It seems that at least at some level, I’m predisposed to colorful and dramatic visual stories. In my own art, I’m definitely channeling these rich and deep contrasts in...

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Coup De Coeur: Fantastic Chalk #2 Peace Coffee

• Advertising art • Atmospheric • chalk • chalk board art • expressive artwork • Food illustration • graphic art • Hand-lettering • Peace Coffee • Peace Sign • wanderlust

Coup De Coeur: Fantastic Chalk #2 Peace Coffee

[...]  I just love how a lot can be told in an image with a limited color palette and a few well-placed words.

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