The aim with this painting was to experiment with different mark making and different ways to apply paint. I held back to begin with, I was being precise as I blended together oil paint with my finger, until I realised what the time was! I didn’t have long left to finish this painting, to which I attacked it with emulsion; scraping and rubbing the paint onto the surface. I really like the effect I’ve created within this piece, I’ve learnt by having a time limit and working quickly can create more exciting marks than if I was to spend as much time as I wanted on a piece.

Size: 1 x 1 meter.

Media: Oil paint, Emulsion on canvas.

How do you express Justice?

"Hehhheeehhheehh I'm dying!"

A simple piece done on InDesign to demonstrate how typography can demonstrate actions or emotions. In A3.

Expressive: Isolation.

Ethan at 17 days old. Reminds me of a Calvin & Hobbes strip.

One of the younger guests at the wedding

daisies in their last days

Bird chilis give you funny facial expressions, too.

SONY DSC

charcoal

ти ся к,о искаш да ми кажеш?

Wedding photography

Photo of school girl-mate. Macro of old b/w negative. Olympus SP-350

Expressive speaker for conferences and corporate meetings.

George Torok

www.Torok.com

Wedding photography

assignment for my expressive class, I don't remember the details

Sometimes, "it's" just there...

Expressive type, a different view on the letterpress project.

To me this horse looked very sad, but that's probably not correct.