Postcard Drawings

Here's my three postcards for the PostcArt show at Avant Garde Tattoo and Art Gallery in Milano, Italy.

For this show, each artist was to make a piece on a postcard from their hometown, or where they live or identify with.  I chose three postcards from Buffalo, New York, which is my hometown and current town.

I drew a few animals that live in our area; ones that I see often in our yard!

Each postcard in the show is available for only 50 euros ($57) and is available HERE .

Moonlight Fawn

 

Here's my little 5 x 7 inch "Moonlight Fawn" drawing, available HERE on my webstore.
It's the first of what I hope to be several small, affordable drawings available directly through me.

Here To Watch Over You Print

"Here To Watch Over You" print

(original 2013 painting has sold)

image size approx 7.5 x 9 inches, paper size 9 x 11 inches

white border matte

archival acid free rag smooth fine art paper by Craine

100% pigmented and archival ink

150+ years life

EDITION of 10

each print is signed/numbered/titled by the artist

$30.00

Available for purchase HERE

A fawn guards it's new sibling with the help of a squirrel and bunny.  Lily of the valleys (representing return to happiness in Floriography, the Victorian language of flowers) and blackberries (dangerous pride) flank the scene.

The Wish

"The Wish"

acrylic on birch panel

5 x 7 inches

2013

$250.00

SOLD

A fawnicorn (mix of unicorn and fawn) sits among foxglove flowers, (which represent "a wish" in Floriography, the Victorian era language of flowers) while the white moth that she made her wish upon flies up to the moonlit, starry sky.

Charming (The Spirits)

"Charming (The Spirits)"

acrylic on birch panel

18 x 24 inches, framed

2012

SOLD

In this piece, a young fox wears the Seal of Merbeulis talisman, which is used for captivating and controlling all those they encounter. It is best suited for rituals and spells that involve charming others. This amulet enables the wearer to be more charming and charismatic, enhancing their attraction energies.

Here, the fox is conjuring, or charming the spirits of several departed animals; a peacock, a raven, a mourning dove and a fawn. Around him are red roses symbolizing charm, and foam flowers which mean “attractive” in Victorian Flower Language, or Floriography.

This painting will be included in my solo show, Talisman, opening this Saturday, August 11th from 6-10PM at San Francisco's Modern Eden Gallery

403 Francisco St

San Francisco, California