With the stresses and pressures of life from jobs, family, and relationships (to name a few)...we often look outside ourselves for the reinforcement of what we truly know and deeply desire. For some, this affirmation comes in the form of signs. Whether it be the raven on the fence, a personalized sound bite of an overheard conversation, a well timed fortune cookie or a “meant to be” advertisement on a wall.
“It’s a sign” is the intentional layering of verbal affirmations, medium and technique. It’s the juxtaposition of sign’s fated encouragements for action, hope, idealism, humor and happiness and the impression of time as if posted on a wall, barn or building for years. It is this sense of time that connects to our countless efforts to change habits, achieve goals and aspire for more.
yes. it’s a sign.
“do it now”
acrylic paint on cardboard
“smile awhile”
acrylic paint on cardboard
“free yum”
acrylic paint on cardboard
“buy & sell”
acrylic, gold leaf and resin on wood
“keep going”
acrylic, gold leaf and resin on cardboard
“keep going” (detail)
acrylic, gold leaf and resin on cardboard
“free yum”
acrylic and resin on cardboard
“free yum” (detail)
acrylic and resin on cardboard
“you’re gold”
acrylic, paper, gold leaf and resin on wood
“you’re gold” (detail)
acrylic, paper, gold leaf and resin on wood
“it’s all gold”
acrylic, paper and resin on wood
“it’s all gold”
acrylic, paper and resin on wood
“assemblage” (unfinished)
acrylic paint on reclaimed wood
“it’s here”
acrylic paint on reclaimed
cutting board
“it’s here” (detail)
acrylic paint on reclaimed cutting board
“do good”
acrylic paint on reclaimed wood
“do good” (detail)
acrylic paint on reclaimed wood
“I want to eat glass”
acrylic paint on reclaimed mirror
“I want to eat glass” (detail)
acrylic paint on reclaimed mirror
“untitled (red)”
acrylic paint on reclaimed metal
“it’s hard”
acrylic paint on wood panel
“untitled (yellow and blue)”
acrylic paint on cardboard
“try again”
acrylic paint on cardboard
“try again” (detail)
acrylic paint on cardboard
