Showing posts with label Building. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Building. Show all posts
10 September 2012
30 July 2010
12 June 2010
11 June 2010
10 June 2010
05 June 2010
23 May 2010
27 March 2010
26 March 2010
What began as a shack for a lone fisherman in Baracoa grew piecemeal into a fine accommodation for those willing and able to navigate spiral stairs and forgo an unfinished balustrade. Mountain views from the same sea shores that Columbus first stumbled made up for any lack of architectural value. 105 x 105 mm.
20 March 2010
28 November 2009
Porches, in their cavalier orientation to the familiar and unknown, become breeding grounds for miniature revolutions. Whether calculating the espionage of Ms. Applebum's top drawer or the eventual capture and domestication of those damn squirrels, the antespace plays host to minorly influential schemes. 74 x 86 mm.
24 November 2009
23 November 2009
While Jørgen frantically threw oil paint at a commissioned canvas, traffic sped apace on Tito Puentes Way. For him to make his deadline in the morning, the composition assumed a foreground consumed in clouds. The walk sign beckons. 210 x 250 mm.
Labels:
Architecture,
Building,
Intersection,
New York,
Street,
Transportation,
XL
19 November 2009
18 November 2009
Gary's Drug Co. lifts from its storefront for the first time since its erection in 1909 after ingesting a magical mix of its own dealings. Boston became alarmed at the anti-gravitational spectacle but immediately formed a block-long queue for the levitational concoction. Sources have not disclosed the recipe. 148 x 148 mm.
Labels:
Architecture,
Boston,
Building,
Colonial,
L,
Levitation
30 October 2009
07 September 2009
19 July 2009
18 July 2009
Sundays in Sal Telmo bulge with activity as the artesian fair spills onto the streets and squares. With an effective con routine, this and other drawings have been sold for less than they´re worth, but expenses have been recooperated in the unquantifiable experience of illegally hawking drawings in Buenos Aires. 148 x 148 mm.
Labels:
Architecture,
Buenos Aires,
Building,
L,
Mundito
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