I don’t think that I have put this up for you to see yet - but if I have - let me know - and I will shut the site down. It is the first part of a two part painting that I did long long ago - by the name of “BOOM” - all together it was six feet tall by about fourteen feet long . . . this one by itself is six feet tall by seven feet long (ooh the math!).

I am not sure if this painting still exists - the last time that I saw it - it was in a garage with a big rip in it . . . so my advice - kids - is that if you absolutely have to paint huge paintings (which I really really do enjoy doing) - then at least get really really good photos of them (preferably) before they get ripped - or else you will be sad.

I think that I painted this sometime around 1996 . . . so it is pretty old.

If I can find the other half - I will post it for you kids to see too.

That is right everyone - my brush has dabbled into some paint, hit a canvas and produced some splendid paintigs of penguins. The fun thing (for me) is that even though the structure of the composition in each of the paintings is the same - all of them turn out slightly different - making it seem like “Penguin Portrait Day” at Penguin Academy where they all line up to hold onto a heart and have their picture painted.

They are on 8″ x 10″ pre-stretched canvases, are painted with acrylics and hopefully are the signal that I get to actually start making things that barely have anything to do with a computer - for a change.

If you can’t live without one - then go to my bumperstore and pick one up.

Otherwise - just tell me . . . which penguin is your favorite?