A vinyl figure of Gerald Okamura, stunt man, actor and martial artist. I painted it in a faux wood finish. #sofubi #sofvi
It's #oldworkwednesday! Here's a Gerald Okamura figure by Max Toy Co that I painted for a Design Con ages ago.
it must e #oldworkwednesday because Im reminsicng about things ive made!! I love these #Ponyta variations I came up with based on of course real horse colors!
Gah #oldworkwednesday, stupid typo
Grand Highblood sitting on a throne.
The Disciple with Pounce de Smilodon
Handmaid upside down, her dress bursting with green solar flares.
Ancestors group: Sufferer, Dolorosa, Disciple and Psiioniic. Two bright suns behind them.
Hey it's #oldworkwednesday again, let's hit it with #homestuck this time!!
Be The System You Want To Change
#OldWorkWednesday #CutteTheTransfeminineThrowback #Art 🎨🖌️🖼️
#TipMe: $iMouthOff
#ThroneWishlist #SpoilMe: throne.com/cutte_ttt
#OldWorkWednesday #CutteTheTransfeminineThrowback #Art
Yet another piece from the 2010’s…
Malachite and Graffiti 16x20" acrylic painting on stretched canvas. Paint pouring, handpainting, and airbrushing. By Chaotically Creative Studios (me)
#art #painting #paintpour #acrylicpainting #abstract
For #OldWorkWednesday, A fusion of abstract and space. This is "Malachite and Graffiti"
#OldWorkWednesday #CutteTheTransfeminineThrowback #Art
Another piece from the 2010’s.
A 3" action figure from the modular Glyos series. This one a Buildman type. The head is custom, a large eyeball made from glow in the dark polymer clay. The body glows as well, and has been airbrushed in neon colors.
Is #oldworkwednesday still a thing? Nevermind. Here's a #Glyos figure I painted 15 years ago, with a custom head made of glow in the dark clay.
#OldWorkWednesday #Art #Sharpie
I drew this back in North Carolina in the mid 2010’s with sharpie markers under a previous signature. Enjoy!
An acrylic painting of a landscape dominated by saxophones and sheet music, like the ruins of a civilization. In the background is a moody cloudy sky that fades from purple at the top to a yellow orange near the horizon
#OldWorkWednesday #art #painting
It’s Wednesday, you know what to do!
Today’s #OldWorkWednesday piece is from 1983, and a very rare (for me) painting. This piece would earn me a scholarship to Siena Heights College, and be the catalyst to all the life events that brought me to this very moment 🤯
"Dimensional Rift" 20x16" acrylic on canvas. Peering between dimensions, what would you see? I see an infinite cosmos looking back at me. This is best described as "A portal to another reality where what you see is a rainbow of space, surrounded by multicolored textural geometric constructs of the portal." Artist: Brian Blakesley at Chaotically Creative Studios
#OldWorkWednesday #art #artist #painting #acrylicpainting
"Dimensional Rift"
20x16" acrylic on canvas.
What would you see if you looked into another dimension? This is my idea.
#Oldworkwednesday again, this time one and only #SengokuBasara #戦国BASARA. First two works are from 2007, last two from 2016.
A “sculpture” from my Found Object phase. The remains of a manikan head, mostly the nose, mouth and jawline hosts various electronic elements looking like a trashed cyborg head. Much punk, so edgy
Another from my Found Object phase. The body of a model German Tiger tank (unpainted snap-tight), tge turret has been replaced with tge head from a baby doll, but now has a mohawk and chain headband (vigorously saying nothing to the viewer. Not even an apology)
A “drawing” made with color pastels. There is a purple patch across the bottom of the page, red sloped horizontal stripes on the right top third, a thick grey squiggle across the center left with a black drop shadow. Where the shapes converge is a small male figure in a white suit wearing bunny ears. The top left of the page is a pair of actual footprints done with blue pastel colors. There is a pair of rabbit ears on one of the big toes. 40 years later thr artist feels shame
A drawing made with color pastels is a simple horizontal strip of blacktop roadway with a yellow dotted libe doen the middle. There are brown stripes that look like the road border, with green stripes representing vegetation. Towards the top of the piece fades from grey to blue representing the sky. Yes, this WAS done by a college art major 🙄
#anti-portfolioday #art #trash #OldWorkWednesday
Me first! Technically @scottkersey.bsky.social was first. I present to you a collection of pieces from my college years, when I thought that I was being “edgy” and “punk.” That was just a smokescreen for ‘not nearly as good as I thought I was.” 😳
A small “sculpture” made with the body and turret from an American army tank but instead of tracks it walks on two legs taken from a baby doll
A small “sculpture” made with the body and turret from an American army tank but instead of tracks it walks on two legs taken from a baby doll seems to be walking from left to the viewer’s right
#OldWorkWednesday #art #sculpture
It’s Wednesday, you know what to do!
Today’s #OldWorkWednesday piece is from 1985, back when I had gone from abstract to found objects (before realizing I like clay). Proof that age doesn’t = it good, or avante grade. Yet the symbolism of the piece stayed with me
Illustration of young Akagi (from manga of the same name) sitting at the mahjong table with a gun in his hand and in his mouth, his head bleeding.
Illustration of adult Akagi (from manga of the same name) sitting on tatami floor in front of bowl full of blood coming from his bleeding arm, surrounded by katana and Japanese yokai floating behind him.
First #Oldworkwednesday of 2025 with my best boy Akagi! These are from 2008 I believe. Still cannot wrap my head around that the final match against Washizu in the manga took 20 years to finish... #FKMT #illustration
An open faced clay reliquary made of a mixture of white stoneware and terra cotta looks vaguely like a red and white marble. The base is supported on small pillars and is filled with dried green plants. The main body has arched openings on 3 sides, the 4th is open to the viewer. Inside are more colorful dried flowers and a white clay sculpture of the head and torso of an armor clad young woman. The top portion is supported by 4 more pillars supporting a flat roof. Inside are some more dried green leaves.
An open faced clay reliquary made of a mixture of white stoneware and terra cotta looks vaguely like a red and white marble. The base is supported on small pillars and is filled with dried green plants. The main body has arched openings on 3 sides, the 4th is open to the viewer. Inside are more colorful dried flowers and a white clay sculpture of the head and torso of an armor clad young woman. The top portion is supported by 4 more pillars supporting a flat roof. Inside are some more dried green leaves.
#OldWorkWednesday #art #sculpture
It’s Wednesday, you know what to do!
(I *knew* I was forgetting to do something)
Today’s #OldWorkWednesday piece is from 1990. “For Ophelia” is 6 x 7 x 16 inches and made from clay and dried flowers
Abstract charcoal drawing of a dead end corner in an urban setting.
"Dead End #3" (2003) charcoal on paper, 10 in. x 8 in. for #OldWorkWednesday
an expressionistic style watercolour painting of a beach area: sand, rocks, driftwood, with the backdrop left blank
#OldWorkWednesday (part 2; a different approach to the same subject (beach / shore landscape that was posted earlier today)
#watercolour sketch (approx 4.5"x4.5", 2022)
watercolour painting of a beach scene: sand, rocks, driftwood, and then mountains, inlet, and tankers in the background; big billowy clouds above
#OldWorkWednesday
#watercolour sketch (approx 5"x4", 2022)
A loon spreads its wings in the water. Cat tails grow in the distance
#ArtAdventCalendar day 11. Here’s a very old watercolour painting I did when I was 9
#OldWorkWednesday
Palette knife pulled through black ink to create three lines of stylized cigarette butts.
"Butts on Parade" (2001) monoprint, 12 in. x 9 in. for
#OldWorkWednesday
IN THE PINK: This is from back in the days when I was first learning the dropout technique. Fun times.
#OldWorkWednesday #glassart #glass
This image of a still like painting has a minimalistic set up on a table top with a plain ivory tablecloth. The entire still life is dramatically lit with the majority of it falling into shadow. Two stones on the far left are completely in shadow and sit side-by-side. To the right is a human skull. The light falls across the front of the skull with the remaining areas in shadow. A straggly branch sits on the table curving over top of the stones with its smaller branches going behind, over, and below the skull. Light casts a strong shadow onto the background of the branch and skull.
It's also #oldworkwednesday and I'm digging back into my skull narrative series, works based thematically around the idea that 'bones contain stories, so I told stories with bones'.
#sciart 🐡 #stilllifepainting #art #bones #skulls
sticks and stones / 16x20 inch / 2016
a freely drawn grid, drawn in ink, creating little squares, most of which are individually coloured with a warm watercolour tone
#OldWorkWednesday
this is a #watercolour from 2020 ..
i really enjoyed the process of this piece and like the outcome. (note to self: resume these kinds of explorations)
A drawing of an Adult Green Dragon from D&D done in black pen over pencil.
This green dragon I drew back in March, about a month into my art journey.
#OldWorkWednesday #DragonArtists #ArtAdventCalendar #ink
#OldWorkWednesday
Oil on shale, pencil on Bristol, a dash of ArtRage.
Ink and marker illustration of a Kori Bustard with a tiny Carmine Bee-eater perched on its back.
I've been forgetting #OldWorkWednesday!
"Kori Bustard & Bee-eater"
Ink & marker on paper
2012
This was part of a series of drawings loosely exploring ideas about symbiosis. I can't resist Venn diagram/overlapping circle shapes.
#SciArt #NatureArt
