Showing posts with label nyc. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nyc. Show all posts

Saturday, March 3, 2018

working with a sewing machine

I've been using this great recycled paper and gluing some prints onto them and then working with a sewing machine to frame or draw into them.  I love the way the prints look on recycled paper.



"not sure what to call this one"






"hanging at the old shop"






"from the street"






Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Photo Construction





This is a composite image of two different photographs that you can see below.




                              

the original 2 photographs

Saturday, February 11, 2017

Progress shots from the studio

Progress shots of a painting I'm working on in the studio this weekend.















This painting is about 18 x 30 inches on gessoed cardboard 

Friday, December 2, 2016

Progress shots in the studio

Progress shots in the studio for a new painting.  This 1 and a few photographs will be on display tomorrow at this show!  Come check it out 6 - 8 pm.



almost finished in the studio 





little subtle changes















underpainting




Thursday, September 29, 2016

Paintings on Cardboard

I started Grad School and got into my studio down here at Brooklyn College.  I've been really busy reading philosophy (ha) and working on a tedious piece (images in the future).  My outlet has been small colorful paintings on cardboard.  Here are my favorites...










Sunday, August 30, 2015

Watercolors

Working on some small simple watercolors with an emphasis on painting atmosphere, reflection, water, and the ever-present skyline of New York.





view from Greenpoint at night




sunset









sunset over the east river




all work august 2015 9x12 inches on paper

Saturday, December 13, 2014

Studio time

I'm happy to be in the studio these past few weeks working on xerox paintings, water colors, and even some glass paintings.  I've had a lot of time lately and it's given me an opportunity to explore a lot ideas that have been stewing for awhile.



xerox transfer and paint on canvas board





xerox tranfer and paint on wood board





xerox tranfer and paint on wood




the studio in the Folwer Arts Collective




mixed media xerox transfer on paper board




"1 shot" paint on glass.  I did this one with a quill painting on the back of the glass.  I've never done anything quite like this but I'm really happy with how it came out.  I love the design that book ends the skull,

Monday, May 19, 2014

photos from the highline


flowers





highline lawn





lunchbreak





highline path



all photos Thomas Hemmerick (c) 2014 35mm film disposable camera