I started sculpturing in 1997, using cardboards with acrylic paints, then painted or sanded sheet metals. Later combining metals & woods with recycled material.
The subjects used are mostly simplified characteristics of people, animals, bits & pieces. Sizes vary from approximately within 3" to 32".
In 2010, I began noticing that some rocks, which varied in size from 20" to 84", in my backyard evoked abstract human or animal faces. One day, I just used white paint & brush to reinforced its looks.
In 2000, I started to explore using Photoshop to create line drawings with colors.
Photoshop drawing on collage:
Hula Dancer
Photoshop drawings:
Wahine-1
Wahine-2
Couple
4 Performers
Men Hula Dancers
Women Hula Dancers
Since my last exhibit in Taipei Fine Arts Museum in 11/93, I continued to produce hundreds of small drawings. Some were used as study sketches for paintings and sculptures; others are in themselves finished drawing.
Drawing Titles:
Day-1
Patriotic
Cowboy
Singer
Smell A Flower
Lady With Red Lips
Man On Vacation
Couple On The Beach
Hula Girl
Hula Boy
Sumo
Building?
Museum
I've done on the spot sketches since 1974. From 1979 on, though, I began exploring ink, oil & acrylic paintings, paper collages, print making on etchings & lithographs. Sizes vary from 11" x 13" to 50" x 50".
The following are titled:
Owl - ink on paper
#56 Brian - pencil with watercolor on paper
Artist - ink on linen
Patio - ink on canvas
Bookmark - collage
Alleyway - collage
Man At Work - collage
Sidewalk - collage
Column - collage
Exit 2 - lithograph
Apron - lithograph
Gloves - lithograph
Ink roller - lithograph
Winding Road - etching
Goodnight - etching
Self-Portrait With Architect & Philip Johnson - etching
Self-Portrait With Deadlines - etching
Guitar - oil on paper
House - acrylic on canvas
Entry Gate - acrylic on canvas
House On A Cliff - acrylic on canvas
Interview - acrylic on canvas
