Squoosiverse! The Art of Joshua Kade Porterfield
ME!!!!!
Self Portrait from my sketchbook. Too busy working on art to post art. Soon, though. Soooon, my pretties!
September 2011
13 posts
Wheee
I will be at Somerville Local Artists Market on Oct 1 at the Burren in Davis Square!
Also, my show at Sherman cafe has been moved back to November 15th due to scheduling conflicts and the What the Fluff festival. I am also in talks with people for another sort of pop-up show in the Somerville area.
New paintings
9x12 oil and acrylic on canvas
8.5x5 oil and mixed media on wood
Monolith study
9x12 oil and acrylic on canvas
Print Media Redaction (Modern Painters March 2008)
Oil on magazine cover
NEW STUFF!
A quick photo of a drawing I finished a few minutes ago. 4.25 x 5.25 ink and pencil on stonehenge.
A small platypus head sketch that I really liked. 3.25 x 4.75 in. ink and pencil on stonehenge.
Obscure Sorrows
ink, pencil, and acrylic on wood panel. 4x6 in.
Say Goodnight to the World
newly framed!
ink and pencil on paper.
Play
New Blooorg!
I want to comment on art as i have done in a couple posts… the Julian Schnabel one most recently, but I don’t want to clutter up this blog with it, so I have started a new one for art commentary
Follow it now!!!!
Covers! just in time for blanket season.
As I posted earlier, I have been working on an album cover for Anechoicroom. I finally finished and got it scanned on his new scanner. This is just a lo-rez version of it, but the full version looks amazing. I am hoping to very soon turn the cover image into some Tshirts.
This is the cover itself, but when folded out the cover becomes this:
What the heck have I been doing?
Hello!
Well, I have gone from being a lazy bastard to a busy little beaver.. in the sense that I grew fur, huge front teeth, a paddle-like tail, and then got a job in a giant glass tower as an office beaver. But in actual fact, I have spent much of the last two days working on the not quite completed an album cover for a beat CD by anechoicroom. Its based loosely on a my drawing Halfway to Infinity, will be awesome, and if I have anything to do with it, will be available on a tshirt as well.
In addition, I spent part of the day when I wasn’t absorbed in reading about the natural history of Boston finishing a new painting. It, like much of my work does not avail itself easily to photography and in this case, a lot of the blues and greens (which end up looking far darker) don’t come out and the photo looks far more… gory, for lack of a better word, than the actual painting… but still, here it is. It still looks pretty decent, even if it loses a good bit of its subtlety.
currently untitled
oil and acrylic on canvas 24x30
