It was toward the end of 2003 that we found that we were about to become parents. I will never forget how fast that stick turned blue. All three times.
A few days later, after I regained feeling in my limbs and started to think about it, I became fascinated with all things tiny. Having always been big, small was something new to me. All of my work for the next year became small. Tiny. Miniature.
My work had become an exploration in mini. The largest of the works was about 4 x 6 inches, which felt too large for them at the time. Most of them were about 1 x 2 to 2 x 3 inches. I explored all kinds of subjects. A few in color, most in pen and ink.
I still produce a mini now and then, just cuz. You can make minis any where. On the backs of business cards is one of my favorite places.
This was my sisters pet pig, Bacon Bits
A Giant Lamp Post
A crowd of people on the Champs Elysee.
A doodle page, 4 x 6 inches
Venice
A bridge ornament in Paris.
The space Needle, Seattle.
This is supposed to be water lilies at Giverny, France.
A park in London. We watched this guy feed squirrels for hours.
Rome
Notre Dame
The Parthenon, Rome.
A church in Paris.
Piazza del Popolo, Rome
Where the Turf meets the Surf, at old Del Mar.
Bacon Bits
Sam
Ivy
One of my old apartments in Ocean Beach.
A lawn chair
The Hotel Del Coronado
The Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego
Sacre Coeur, Paris
Moulin de Galette
Moulin Rouge
Space and time
Notre Dame
Eiffel Tower
Cafe de Paris
Marilyn
Girls in bikinis and heels
Three day old Mr. Man
One of my Sorrow series.
Precious and I in Amsterdam. You can't see it but we were standing in giant wooden shoes and holding bags of cheese.And thus concludes the Studio plunder series of 2009. We'll see how things go after we move and I find a new studio space.
