Digital illustrations and paintings created on smart phones and mobile devices, primarily the iPhone and iPad.

They are then enlarged, further manipulated and optimized for printing as digital-c prints or inkjets.

Working with a stylus, I primarily use Brushesthough some earlier work was created with Layers or Sketchbook Pro.

Select prints available at Etsy.

More information coming soon --- but ....

Ongoing project illuminating 27 'cards' intended for divination, dinner party distraction, creative play, analogy interrogation and metaphysical snooping, in the Aristotelian sense.

Created on the iPad using the spectacular painting app Brushes.

"Sciamatic as in, Sciamachy,n.1.

A fighting with shadows or imaginary enemies. (Greek skiamachia - skia, shadow + machein, to fight.)"

Prints available at Etsy.

Further details to come soon.

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Mixed media experiments in narrative miniature, exploring a metaphorical collision of certain occult themes with the print detritus of mid-20th centure American culture.

Layered densely with prismacolor pencils -- so thick it becomes like wax -- along with gouache, inks and other mark-making nibs, the series playfully celebrates a variety of source material: discarded comic books, early readers, elementary school text-books, government manuals, popular magazines and other cultural ephemera.