Last chance for b-boy

b-boy, my solo art show lasts til the end of this month. If you'd like to purchase a painting, now is the time! And yeah, I know the economy is in the pits, but peoples still gots ta make a living. Here are a few more pieces:


Backspin
Acrylic & ink on cardboard
41" x 38.5"


Headspin
Acrylic, marker & gesso on linoleum
12" x 9.5"


Top rock 3
Acrylic & ink on wood
10.5" x 21.75"


Freeze 1
Acrylic & ink on wood
19" x 13"

In the meantime, check out this über-cool b-boy papercraft automon. (Thanks, for the heads up, Laura!) I'm seriously thinking about printing this up and building it:

Some b-boys close up

In The Air 1
Acrylic and pencil on wood
9" x 8.25"
This one is SOLD.


Top Rock 2
Acrylic & ink on wood
10.75" x 15"
Buy it here.



Stance
Acrylic & ink on wood
10.25" x 21.75"
Buy it here.

The b-boy show through the eyes of my kids

It was late. All the people were gone. The dancers had left the building, and the only ones hanging around the Grassy Knoll after the opening were me, Andrea, the gallery owners: Robert & Renee, and the kids. The kids. Boy, let me tell ya: Ava & Ezra were real troopers throughout the entire evening -- I was so impressed by how well they behaved by the end of it, I almost thought that they had been replaced by someone else's older kids. I could tell they enjoyed the evening. But by this time, it was well past 9:30pm and they were getting bored, waiting for us older folks to shut our traps and get us on home.

So, to pass time, Ava grabbed my camera and took some photos.


I love this shot.









Ezra then grabbed the camera and took some shots himself:


Apparently, Ezra's a short little guy.


Ava on the wheels of steel.




Ezra finds a leaf on the floor.