1. 5 May


    Ja Na Acrylic on Plexi

    Ja Na

    Acrylic on Plexi

     

  2. 5 May


    Curl Acrylic on plexi 

    Curl

    Acrylic on plexi 

     

  3. 5 May


    Jordan gouache and ink 

    Jordan

    gouache and ink 

     

  4. 5 May


    Colette. 12x12” 

    Colette.

    12x12” 

     

  5. 5 May


    The military uniforms of all the developed world’s nations as one.

    The military uniforms of all the developed world’s nations as one.

     

  6. 4 Mar


    all come, one come!

    all come, one come!

     

  7. 17 Jan


    “Ja Na” Gouache and Ink 8x13” 2013 Zach Lanoue

    “Ja Na”

    Gouache and Ink

    8x13” 2013

    Zach Lanoue

     

  8. 17 Jan


    Detail of “Ja Na”  Gouache and Ink on Thai paper 2013.

    Detail of “Ja Na” 

    Gouache and Ink on Thai paper 2013.

     

  9. 2 Jan


    First Creation of 2013!

    First Creation of 2013!

     

  10. 29 Dec


    Jana, 2012

    Jana, 2012

     

  11. 17 Dec


    Oldie but goodie, redone in a new way. 

    Oldie but goodie, redone in a new way. 

     

  12. 17 Dec


    more newnes added to the Wrong Clothing painting catalog!

    more newnes added to the Wrong Clothing painting catalog!

     

  13. 26 Nov


    Newest addition to the Wrong Clothing series. 

    Newest addition to the Wrong Clothing series. 

     

  14. 3 Oct


    Magnetic Storm. acrylic 2012. detail.

    Magnetic Storm.

    acrylic 2012. detail.

     

  15. 3 Oct


    Window on Chaos.  8x10 acrylic 2012. “Firelight Doesn’t dispel darkness: it illuminates things within it. Darkness remains. In masked rituals by firelight, forms appear, then disappear mearging once more with nothingness. Form is temporary. Darkness and silence are constant.” ~Edmund Carpenter. 

    Window on Chaos. 

    8x10 acrylic 2012.

    “Firelight Doesn’t dispel darkness: it illuminates things within it. Darkness remains. In masked rituals by firelight, forms appear, then disappear mearging once more with nothingness. Form is temporary. Darkness and silence are constant.”

    ~Edmund Carpenter.