oh i just love this.

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Hey mister.

You love it.

I love how this looks flipped up to the right. Awkward as hell. And aptly named. Great work man.

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www.scotteveringham.com

This will sound stupid, I know it. But while I'm a fan of your work sometimes it stumps me. Like this piece. I can't get my head around it. I can see that it's visually appealing and it's not that its' meaning's too ambiguous, I just need help sometimes.
And your descriptions are always so poetic. I can most of the time figure out what you're on about.. Today's just not my day.
So I was wondering if you could explain to me, in laments terms, what this piece means to you?
I told you it would sound stupid.

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_{I think you're lovely.}

fantastic, fantastic job.
i particularly like this one.

the face is intriguing, good job, cant say i like it more than some of ur earlier work tho.

works that are personal are always the greatest

Yup, awkward as all hell and totally refreshing. Finally I've done what I ought to have from the get-go (and yet it comes at exactly the moment it should): enjoy painting for painting's sake, where the studio refinement is negated and the vision remains sharp.

I'm glad you like it. I'm really glad you like it

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Sing to me

Thank you! Ah how good it is to still be supported in my haywire style shifts. Otherwise it'd be tough: still doable, still necessary, but so much tougher.

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Sing to me

You're curious, and I applaud that.

For the past year I've tried to shift my focus from one element--the face, and how that element inspired the rest of a composition--to a complete whole.

It's still a process, but this was a big step. And I hate to use the word "step"; since every painting is going to be a stepping stone, they might as well all be destinations, too.

I can't tell you what to think of the painting. It's a depiction of a cliché, and yet a cliché that kills me day in and day out. But I can lay out the elements and, if you'd like to take a stab at it, you can draw the links.

Mask that covers, juxtaposition, revealing/revealed, self image, laid out, vulgar, and ugly.

Add in a dash of red and it's clearly a Winston piece.

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Sing to me

that is amazing!! i love the patches of colour

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i draw. i paint. im random. check my stuff @ ~supremeheifer