Category Archives: Collages

One figure holds a stick which she is about to prod into another figure, while underneath them two smaller figures are already engaged in a heated altercation.  The main figure stands upon a city highway which acts as a helmet for a person resting with closed eyes.  This peaceful figure represents mother nature. It’s  worldContinue reading “Untitled Collage”

This is a fun collage sketch made of scraps of linoleum block and woodblock prints and colored paper.  Inspired largely by Russian Constructivist artists Varvara Stepanova and Alexander Rodchenko.

This is an early collage where I was transitioning away from found material and moving into cutting up prints for collage. This collage combines printed elements with pages from a book.  Created during 2004/2005.   Collages I made at this time were playing around with the idea of creating through the use of pairing deconstruction ofContinue reading “Collage (untitled)”

This is a print collage made from woodblock and linoleum block prints. The two mountain goats are poised facing each other practicing non-verbal communication.  I wanted to celebrate those moments when two people are thinking about each other at the same moment and reach out to one another.  Some times our communication is mediated throughContinue reading “Practicing Non-verbal Communication”

  This is a print collage utilizing linoleum block and spray paint stenciled prints.  Two bears sit on the outskirts of a city, appearing to be without a home and sitting with their only possession- a potted plant.  The clocks on their faces reference the passage of time which seems to be winding infinitely alongContinue reading “A Never Ending Game of Musical Bears”

Another view from the journey of the winged cats.

One anthropomorphic mouse sends good wishes to his travelling friend.  Perhaps a short nod to the Aesop fable of the city mouse and the country mouse.

Another exploration of the idea of winged cats, and what sorts of adventures cats would have were they to travel around in the sky.

This print is inspired by the phenomenon of sightings of “winged cats”.  The most common logical reason humans site for believing a cat has wings is due to a long haired cat developing matted fur along either side of their body in a wing like appearance.  Henry David Thoreau is the first person to haveContinue reading “Catwings”