Cartoon Doodle no. 1: A drawing pen cartoon doodle that can be viewed right-side up or upside down. A half an hour of drawing time. I subtitled this one: If M. C. Escher drew funny cartoons.
Imaginary Landscape in Pencil: The tree in this graphite pencil and white charcoal drawing began as brainstorming for my current painting-in-progress. I decided to create a ‘finished drawing‘ around it since this footage will not be used in my time-lapse completion of my current painting.
First Completion of Time-Lapse Painting, Part One: This is the first of two parts that cover the completion of my current painting. I began this painting before starting my YouTube channel, and several challenges face me in making time-lapse photography of my painting process:
1) I have Fuchs Dystrophy, which is a corneal eye disease that requires me putting my face close to the canvas. Staying out of the way of the camera is difficult. 2) Oil paint throws off a lot of glare, which requires juggling lamps and window light to keep it away from the action. 3) Lighting is inconsistent as a result and so, when combined with my visual difficulty, my photographic process is one of trial and error.
At the end of this video, there is a high resolution still image of the completed work so far. The second video will see me finish the top half of the painting.
Chum Bait: This YouTube Short animation is a series of doodles based on cartoon sea creatures. These brief scenes capture the strange quality of the experimental soundtrack.
Gravity Pending: Gravity Pending is an animation made for my website in 2018. Even a simple animation is labor intensive, so where I have tinkered with the art form, I have turned these liabilities into assets by concentrating on visual and audio experimentation rather than conventional storytelling. The strange format will be a feature for all my flash content converted into video, so I apologize in advance.
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