little minis.

February 23rd, 2010

nightfall
pink reef

fun with paint samples :)
2 little mini paintings, now in my etsy shop

Thought Processor.

February 22nd, 2010

together

All pieces from the Seattle show are available for viewing/purchase here!

“Thought Processor leads a mostly sentient existence. It is available to bounce ideas off of, also has been known to just float and listen. Beware! Don’t try to play mind games! For it ALSO has been known to cause brainstorms. Or worst yet, roll all over you and your stuff with its think tank.” – PHONETICONTROL

Eric “PHONETICONTROL” Broers is the robot-friendly artist out of San Francisco who created the “Thought Processor” character and subsequently, the traveling exhibition. He collaborated with artist Sjors Trimbach, who designed the template for the paper sculpture.
For the Seattle show over 15 local artists were asked to use digital media to create their own Thought Processor colorway, which came to life as it was folded into a 3D robot. All of the colorways are available for free download at www.phoneticontrol.com. Print out and assemble your own Thought Processor! Each artist has also created an accompanying 2D piece of art for the exhibit.
Thought Processor is focusing on collaboration one city at a time, showcasing local artists in their respective cities at local galleries. The tour thus far includes San Francisco www.super7store.com , Los Angeles www.munkyking.com, Chicago www.ohnodoom.com, Seattle urbanlightstudios.com / halogengallery.com, New York www.myplasticheart.com, and Manilla. More are being added all the time.

“THO PRO” is designed by PHONETICONTROL and sculpted by Sjors Trimbach

Sjors Trimbach – http://www.sjorstrimbach.com/
PHONETICONTROL – http://www.phoneticontrol.com/

fabric8.

February 20th, 2010

fab blog

the awesome Fabric8 in SF has some small ninjas for sale… check their website or blog for details!

hitching a (slow) ride.

February 10th, 2010

ride
5 1/2″ x 6″
acrylic on wood

in my shop :)

water lily.

January 16th, 2010

water lilyM

“So fragile, fair”

marker on reclaimed music book page (7″ x 10″)

The Water Lily.
p. 40

The Progressive Music Series
Book Four
by Silver, Burdett and Company
copyright 1915

bethie sent me a new music book! the pages are slightly larger, but the quality of the paper is delightfully similar :) did a couple new ones while here in SF… this one is available here.

new ninja pins

December 18th, 2009

pins3

pack of four 1″ ninjagrl buttons in the shop now :)

2 are new! created from 2 of my favorite paintings, “Don’t go” and “not from around here”… The other 2 designs, the digital ones with turtle, are back by popular demand!

Ahoy and Grabby.

December 15th, 2009

top sm
framed grabby

Two of the four ninja matchbox pieces in Twilight Artist Collective’s Lit show, a group show on matchboxes, curated by jenna colby.
if you are in weat seattle, check it out at the junction – lots of creative pieces!

bull kelp oracle.

December 5th, 2009

oracleM
new painting in my shop tonight

december???

December 3rd, 2009

wow what happened? how is it december already?
things are happening… we just moved… and we are closing the gallery. at least for now. we’ll see what happens. it was a tough decision, but will be so nice to have more time to focus on other things. So since i can’t work upstairs at the gallery anymore, we have a larger place where i can work at home… it has a great view of the sound! it’s so amazing. Things are still in boxes and we need to get storage options set up, but i just love the afternoon light :) check it out:
studiosm
happy december!

hold me closer, Tony Danza…

November 12th, 2009

tutuM

tutu paint chip

things are pretty hectic now… getting ready for our last opening of the year. And at 2316… we’ve decided to shut down halogen… at least for awhile. Time for a break and some new adventures. It’s bittersweet… excited at the possibilty of more time to spend on other things, but we’ve had a lot of fun putting together shows and met a lot of great people. We’ll probably still be putting on a couple random shows in other spaces next year – and who knows… maybe halogen will be back someday…