Another oil on canvas. I am very happy with the overall composition of this painting. This one features the political scene with a donkey, a frog, a cat in the hat, a fox (one was hanging around my apartment during the pandemic, and some endangered animals.A neighbor gave me some stuffed animals. I am scrubbing thin paint layers onto the canvas as if I was using pastel, which gives the work a fun, furry look.
A collection of stuffed animals: computer, star wars, dragon, dino, horsey, fish and lamb on a beach towel with green backdrop. Oil on canvas, grey underpainting.
My second oil on canvas in many years. I am happy with the richness of the colors. I am scrubbing thin paint layers onto the canvas as if I was using pastel, which gives the work a fun, furry look. A neighbor gave me some stuffed animals and I am arranging them to suit my post-pandemic mood.
My first painting in this series: based on a traditional after-the-hunt scene, but this time with a live pet rabbit. Perfect for a vegetarian’s dining room. Pineapple, coconuts, oranges, pears, tomatoes, and Mom’s little dish on brown.
A pile of shoes and boots with some boxes they came in, and a rabbit. Includes some Jeffrey Campbell. A perfect painting for a large closet or bedroom.
Acrylic on canvas, unframed (doesn’t really need a frame).
Collection of toys, umbrella, luggage, and a cute doggy. Acrylic on canvas, 32.6″ x 40 x 1.75, framed with a dark wood floater with a golden strip on the front which increases the size to 33.5 x 41 x 3.5 approx.
A bunch of stuff and my pet rabbit, George on a yellow backdrop.
How many of these things do you recognize? (My sister told me that if I photographed things, then I could recycle them. I haven’t yet.)
Acrylic on canvas, 30″ x 40″ x 2″, unframed.
A scene with three hens, watermelon, persimmons, oranges, toy sword and buttons.
I visited a woman who had hens in her West Portal backyard. I did this from videos I shot of them. When I exhibited this, I was surprised how many people love chickens! I grew up in the suburbs so the only experience I have with chickens is when I was very young I wandered off and got into the neighbor’s chicken coop to play. This is an acrylic on canvas, 32″ x 40″ x 2″, unframed.
Three paintings in one set that you can arrange in any configuration that works…which can make room for architectural features, although it looks great on one large wall.
Feel like you are at an aquarium! (I wanted the fish to feel free.)
One of my favorite pieces that I never have room to show, but since we are online, now it seems possible to show more artwork. If I don’t have it on display in the studio, I am happy to bring it to your location to try it out. All wired and ready to try out.
The tall configuration shown would be about 8 feet tall on a wall, more or less (6.5 feet minimum needed).
The wide configuration shown would be about 11 feet wide on a wall, more or less (9.3 feet minimum needed).
Individual sizes: two at 24 x 36 x .75 and 24 x 34 x.75
Another in a series from 1994-96—has hardly ever been seen—that I never have space to show…
but since we are online it is now possible.
If it’s not on display, I’ll be happy to get it out for you, have you for private appointments, or to bring it around to see how it works in your space.
This series was inspired by advertising images that were stuffed in the Sunday newspaper.
30x40x2, acrylic on canvas, framed in white wood
Note: paintings on canvas are not suitable for a damp bathroom
Another in a series from 1994-96—has hardly ever been seen—that I never have space to show…
but since we are online it is now possible.
If it’s not on display, I’ll be happy to get it out for you, have you for private appointments, or to bring it around to see how it works in your space.
This series was inspired by advertising images that were stuffed in the Sunday newspaper.
Another in a series from 1994-96—has hardly ever been seen—that I never have space to show…
but since we are online it is now possible.
If it’s not on display, I’ll be happy to get it out for you, have you for private appointments, or to bring it around to see how it works in your space.
This series was inspired by advertising images that were stuffed in the Sunday newspaper. This one, particularly, based on ads for what a family could do with a computer.
Another in a series from 1994-96—has hardly ever been seen—that I never have space to show…
but since we are online it is now possible.
If it’s not on display, I’ll be happy to get it out for you, have you for private appointments, or to bring it around to see how it works in your space.
This series was inspired by advertising images that were stuffed in the Sunday newspaper.
Another in a series from 1994-96—has hardly ever been seen—that I never have space to show…
but since we are online it is now possible.
If it’s not on display, I’ll be happy to get it out for you, have you for private appointments, or to bring it around to see how it works in your space.
This series was inspired by advertising images that were stuffed in the Sunday newspaper.
Another in a series from 1994-96—has hardly ever been seen—that I never have space to show… but since we are online it is now possible. This piece has not been stretched or framed yet (is included but allow a week), but it makes it easy to roll and ship as is. I’ll be happy to […]
Another in a series from 1994-96—has hardly ever been seen—that I never have space to show…
but since we are online it is now possible.
If it’s not on display, I’ll be happy to get it out for you, have you for private appointments, or to bring it around to see how it works in your space.
This series was inspired by advertising images that were stuffed in the Sunday newspaper.
Another in a series from 1994-96—has hardly ever been seen—that I never have space to show…
but since we are online it is now possible.
If it’s not on display, I’ll be happy to get it out for you, have you for private appointments, or to bring it around to see how it works in your space.
This series was inspired by advertising images that were stuffed in the Sunday newspaper.
Apple, knife, carrots, can, cutting board and kid robot toy that a friend gave me, painted from life in the studio. 18″ x 24″ x 1, acrylic on canvas, framed in a wood floater.
The asparagus and broccoli reminded me of trees and needed to be painted. I added paint tubes, painted from life at the studio. 18″ x 24″ x 1″, acrylic on canvas, already framed in a wood floater.
A still life of an eggplant, pomegranates, oranges and Horsey. Sometimes a still life is just a still life. Acrylic on canvas, framed in pale wood floater.
A male rabbit painted from life. This is an experimental painting with a limited color palette allowing the blue color to dominate. Acrylic on canvas, 20″x 20″x 1″.
A female rabbit painted from life. This is an experimental painting with a limited color palette allowing the red color to dominate. Acrylic on canvas, 20″ x 20″ x 1″.
I imagine that the person who was in this strange room retired to the bedroom (stage left) before this visitor arrived. Unique, 48″ H x 60″ W x 0.75″ D, acrylic on canvas, unframed.
I was going for the feeling of being on a small planet. This also looks good when hung at an angle to make the horizon straighter. Unique, acrylic on canvas, unframed (grey sides), 40″ x 50″w x 2″d
“Rabbit Language or ‘Are you going to eat that?’ ” book
A humorous guide to communicating with one’s pet rabbit and the perfect gift for those who share their home with a rabbit. 64 pages, color, softcover, originally published in 2004, ISBN 978-0979308802.
My political cartoons in a book, drawn from November 2016 through September 2019. You can see them for free on social media (see cramptonarts.com for all the links) but it’s an interesting romp through recent history to have them in sequence with a blurb about the news which inspired them. ISBN: 978-0979308857
A set of two paintings of Bailey’s advertising cups. One cup is looking at the other so they need to be together. Acrylic on wood panel, unframed. 7″H x 5″W x 2″D each panel.
My two pet rabbits sitting in front of reflective furniture. The male, George, is in a classic begging-for-grooming pose. I was painting at home, practicing for the live Art Battle, where you had to paint from memory only. Acrylic on canvas, 12″ H x 9″ W x .75″ D, unframed.
A painting of my pet rabbit, Gracie. I was painting at home, to practice for the timed, live Art Battle where you have to paint from memory. Acrylic on canvas, 12″ H x 9″ W x .75″ D, unframed
