Thursday, March 4, 2010

"Soldier in Iraq"


This painting depicts a soldier in Iraq. Acrylic paint on canvas. 24x29

$200.00 with 20% off

"Crucified Christ"


"Crucified Christ" was painted back in 1991. Acrylic paint on canvas. 24x29

$200.00 with 20% off

Tuesday, March 2, 2010











I created a new business card for my visual and performing arts career. I used InDesign software to create this. It will be printed out and cut, ready to be distributed to anyone I will meet. Took lots of time and faced challenges to figure out how to make it look good. The light colored squares at the left area of the card are the same that came from my promo package. They fit along my promo a bit.

Sunday, February 28, 2010

"Robust Woman", 22x27, $200.00 at 20% off.
























"African Woman", 24x43, $350.00 at 20% off













I realized that I do not have digital photos of the two paintings that are hung on the walls in my living room. Only in old slides made a while ago. So, I decided to take the photos of the 2 artwork and post them up in this blog. They are old artwork during my undergraduate studies at RIT during 1994-1995. One is "African Woman" and the other one is "Robust Woman". They are acrylic paint on canvas. If any are interested in purchasing the painting, let me know.

Friday, February 26, 2010

Promo Package





I created a visual art and performing art promo package in InDesign software in my computer. I used the templates that were available in InDesign and picked one. I then changed the style and so on, then added jpeg photos of my artwork and poetry performances, typed in the information about accomplishments, artwork titles, title of performance events, my contact information, and "Bones" poem. It took a lot of work and time to create this project. When I completed it, I distributed it to important networked people such as an Executive Director of Interborough Repertory Theatre (IRT) at NYC and many others.

If you're interested in getting my promo package in PDF file in full length, contact me by e-mail: wildpoet_1999@yahoo.com.

Monday, February 22, 2010

"Future" Painting with Black Light On











































I took a few photos of "Future" painting in the dark with the black light turned on. The painting images glow below the light. I tried to capture the texts that are added on the mobiles and virtual reality glasses in front of an eye, but unfortunately it's hard to get them crisped clear in the dark with the camera. Here are the photos that I can capture.

The images are a hologram technology with a deaf person and hearing person communicating with each other, mobiles with texts on the screens, virtual reality glasses with texts in front of an eye, small and simple cochlear implant behind the ear, and a video-phone with a person in the screen and a person in front of the screen. In between, there is a head of a person with three hands signing, "Future". This painting conveys the message about current high technologies that enable deaf and hard of hearing people communicate with the hearing world and the possible future new technologies for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Sunday, February 14, 2010

"Future" Painting with Words on VR Glasses and Mobiles


























































I finally found the time to type the words into a few sentences and printed them out on a clear acetate paper. I then cut them and used some strong clear glues to attach them onto a virtual reality glasses in front of an eye and the mobiles.

"Future" is a piece that displays the advancement of technologies that could enhance the deaf and hard of hearing people to become part of the world via communication capabilities, accessibility, and so on such as virtual reality glasses with words on the screen, hologram with sign language and words exchanged between a deaf person and hearing person, and etc.

There is a black light that is supposed to be attached to the very top of the whole piece, which is not there in the photo. The light makes the painting images glow in bright colors when turned on.