Going home today! This is my hospital allegory to Frida Kahlo's "What the water gave me."
Friday, February 19, 2016
The Baltic Sea Anomaly
Thursday, February 18, 2016
For TBT: Teen paintings
Memories of Baracoa, Cuba circa 1973, 20x16 inches House paint on cardboard by F. Lennox Campello In the collection of Ana Olivia Cruzata, Viuda de Campello, Hialeah, Florida |
Memories of Cuba circa 1972, 16x40 inches House paint on found board by F. Lennox Campello In the collection of Ana Olivia Cruzata, Viuda de Campello, Hialeah, Florida |
For TBT: The fish drawings
As I've noted before, between 1992-1993 I was lucky to have lived in wondrous Sonoma, California, the real queen city of the wine country.
While I lived there, I used to drive down to Monterey and do an art fair there... one year, a local seafood restaurant owner who collected my work proposed to me to do a few drawings of some of the fish that he served in exchange for a lifetime free food at the restaurant (which had been on the Monterey Fisherman's Wharf for years, and it's still there to this day.
I agreed, and later on I drove down again, checked in, ate lunch and then went into the kitchen area, where they brought out the fish, nicely laid on a bed of ice.
I used a Sumi brush and ink to capture the images of the fish that they served... some of them are shown below:
While I lived there, I used to drive down to Monterey and do an art fair there... one year, a local seafood restaurant owner who collected my work proposed to me to do a few drawings of some of the fish that he served in exchange for a lifetime free food at the restaurant (which had been on the Monterey Fisherman's Wharf for years, and it's still there to this day.
I agreed, and later on I drove down again, checked in, ate lunch and then went into the kitchen area, where they brought out the fish, nicely laid on a bed of ice.
I used a Sumi brush and ink to capture the images of the fish that they served... some of them are shown below:
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