New drawings

I started getting back into doing physical drawings here are some examples from a recent series.

Fine Artist of the Month: Linked Concrete Poem for Gordon Matta-Clark

Each month I am adding to an on-going series of writings and works about Fine Artists who work(ed), or are primarily working in the NYC area. This month I made a linked concrete poem for former NYC Fine Artist, Gordon Matta-Clark

Conical Intersect Bronx Floors                   19    43
Splitting: Four Corners Splitting                     19       75
Untitled (Tree Forms) Three Films:                   19             73
Fire Child, Fresh Kill, Day's End Untitled              19              72
(Energy Tree) New York City, from the project           19                   73
Wallspaper Bingo Food Fake Estates Office Baroque     19                       77
City Slivers TheWall Tree Dance Substrait Photoglyphs      19                            78

Free, unlimited digital drawing give-a-way to New York City area residents in memorial of WTC.

In memory of September 11th, I am giving away an unlimited batch of unique, digital drawings to all those with a current New York address and/or those who lived in New York State on September 11, 2001. This give-a-way will last for one week only (through next Wednesday, September 18, 2013)

Do you have questions about the drawings? Why would I give away a work of Fine Art that I truly believe in? Read here.

For those who already have a small drawing, you are entitled to upgrade your participation in the project: Now you will receive a large digital drawing... and those who already own a large digital drawing, are entitled to a small or large drawing.

Just email me here, and please include your name and New York postal address. As stated in an earlier post: I will NEVER sell, lend, trade, share, give out any information sent to me.

Below is a picture I took yesterday of the downtown area of NYC from the Manhattan bridge.

 

Safety stop v3

Last year I started posting about taking a breaks from the usual posts. Here are some pictures from a recent trip to Lewes, Delaware.