Apple
Graphite on Bristol paper, 10 x 10, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Portrait of Mike
Graphite on Bristol paper, 24 x 18, $50
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Pelvis
Graphite on Bristol paper, 17 x 11, $60
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Untitled I
Graphite on paper, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Untitled II
Graphite on paper, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Untitled III
Graphite on paper, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Untitled IV
Graphite on paper, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Cupid
Charcoal, shellac ink and gesso on paper, 30 x 44, NFS
4th Year in Flack Atelier
My most recent work remains focused on figurative representation, with a constant desire to learn about different materials and techniques. My passion for materials has led me to experiment with making my own shellac inks, grounds and paints. The intense focus on materiality allowed me to shift my interest from the subject of my drawings to the process itself. While my compositions tend to be simple, I want to achieve a certain complexity and quality of the final surface. I approach my work with an open mind, often responding to the element of surprise that a particular combination of materials presents.
In the Cold
Charcoal, shellac ink and gesso on paper, 30 x 40, $500
4th Year in Flack Atelier
My most recent work remains focused on figurative representation, with a constant desire to learn about different materials and techniques. My passion for materials has led me to experiment with making my own shellac inks, grounds and paints. The intense focus on materiality allowed me to shift my interest from the subject of my drawings to the process itself. While my compositions tend to be simple, I want to achieve a certain complexity and quality of the final surface. I approach my work with an open mind, often responding to the element of surprise that a particular combination of materials presents.
Now What?
Graphite on paper, 9 x 12, $100
4th Year in Flack Atelier
My most recent work remains focused on figurative representation, with a constant desire to learn about different materials and techniques. My passion for materials has led me to experiment with making my own shellac inks, grounds and paints. The intense focus on materiality allowed me to shift my interest from the subject of my drawings to the process itself. While my compositions tend to be simple, I want to achieve a certain complexity and quality of the final surface. I approach my work with an open mind, often responding to the element of surprise that a particular combination of materials presents.
Seated Study
Graphite on prepared paper, 22 x 30, $150
4th Year in Flack Atelier
My most recent work remains focused on figurative representation, with a constant desire to learn about different materials and techniques. My passion for materials has led me to experiment with making my own shellac inks, grounds and paints. The intense focus on materiality allowed me to shift my interest from the subject of my drawings to the process itself. While my compositions tend to be simple, I want to achieve a certain complexity and quality of the final surface. I approach my work with an open mind, often responding to the element of surprise that a particular combination of materials presents.
Pete
Graphite on drawing paper, 18 x 24, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Self-portrait
Graphite on drawing paper, 11 x 14, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Hometown
Woodcut, 11 x 15, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Portrait
Vine and stick charcoal and eraser, NFS
2nd Year in Flack Atelier
Focus on the eraser as much as the charcoal, and edge/detail loss.
Still life
Graphite (6H, 2H, HB) and eraser, NFS
2nd Year in Flack Atelier
Exploring value, eraser, sharpness and marks.
Pleine Aire
Graphite (9H, 6H, 2H, HB) and eraser, NFS
2nd Year in Flack Atelier
Stuck at home in isolation, trees are my life models these days. Stuck in the ethereal and foggy, kind of how I’m feeling in this situation.
Garden Party
Graphite on paper, 14 x 11, $85 (unframed)
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Apple
Graphite on paper, 5 x 4.75, $40 (unframed)
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Where did the Flower Girl Go?
Graphite and charcoal on cotton printmaking paper, 22 x 15, $150 (unframed)
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Clothed figure study
Charcoal, 18 x 24, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Portrait study (profile)
Graphite pencil, 18 x 24, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Figure block-in study
Graphite pencil, 18 x 24, NFS
1st Year in Flack Atelier
Tania Portrait
Graphite, graphite powder, white chalk, NFS
4th Year in Flack Atelier
Habañero Pepper
Graphite, NFS
4th Year in Flack Atelier
Cuber Under Cloth
Graphite, NFS
4th Year in Flack Atelier