10 Fine Examples. The Artwork Of Rob Labossiere.

You can see more information here.

10 Fine Examples. The Artwork Of Clay Ketter.

10 Fine Examples. Cy Twombly.

The artwork of Michael Jenkins.

Australian artist Michael Jenkins recently contacted me regarding my artwork. Upon following a link to his site I was immediately attracted to his art. Jenkin's work resonates with similar compositional structures to Rosalie Gascoigne who I wrote a post on last month.

Lately I have been focused on abstract work made from recycled materials, mostly metal. Michael's work uses recycled, weathered wood to make solid compositions. Each work is a unique historical expression, be it from reconstructed road signs, beach bathing box timber, World War 11 artillery boxes or recycled building materials from a bygone era.

It is always nice to find mutual admiration from artists all over the world who share similar ideas about their work. Thanks to Michael for contacting me and exposing me to his artwork.

You can see more of Michael's work here and here.



"Ned" 120cm x 120cm


"Ned and Dan" 157cm x 76cm


"One Way Or Another" 182cm x 90cm


"Half Moon" 204cm x 72cm


"Blue Sky Mining" 60cm x 68cm


"Six Ocanuis" 120cm x 70cm


"Windjammer" 59cm x 70cm


"Swepps" 108cm x 50cm

The collage artwork of Cecil Touchon.

I will be published in an upcoming book titled "Collage" Masters" that will be released in early 2010 from Lark Books. In my research I found that Cecil Touchon will also be in that book. I am a huge fan of his work. Touchon makes abstract, non objective collage and paintings. His work references type from old advertising posters but is transformed into abstract geometric planes. I am attracted to his bold, stark color and strong compositions.

Touchon is also the director of the Ontological Museum in Texas.

You can see more of his work here and here.