DEEPTHAWTZ Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

The date appears in Spanish would be cool if us buttons did too (i18n is obv a bunch of boilerplate grunt work to do I know). Just food for thought to expand to the world.

Cuándo llegará internacionalización? Desde el año pasado he estado aprendiendo español, no quiero morir sabiendo sólo en inglés

corner by my house
2023

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Grandma’s Kitchen
Oil and reflective glass beads on canvas
5x4ft
2023

This one hung in deYoung Museum San Francisco for 3 months in 2023. You can look it up.

if you look close there is a reflection in the glasses

That one is Based on art my kids made.

The art collector
Acrylic on panel
20x16in
2023

parking meter
Ink and watercolor on paper
10x8in
2023

WIP estudio de la última cena

Meme world I
acrylic on paper
2023

selfie. oil on wood panel

first experiment with silkscreen. really great medium to work in. I painting acrylic ink on plastic sheet and burned into the screen with photosensitive emulsion then you can make a bunch of copies of that image.

my new monochromatic series of 16. city of San Francisco, CA 2026 ink on paper, small works 8x6in. All available in my upcoming show at Arc Gallery.

what's it been? 2y? s/o PXL who cared enough to email me and let me know Twetch is back.

But once an artist gets really experienced they can “get away with” using cheap materials because they’ll have much more knowledge about the working properties of various materials and work around any faults, etc

Haven’t read but agree with title. more expensive materials are going to yield better results and counter intuitively they will give a beginner better results. Cheap kiddy materials simply don’t behave like the high quality ones.

To use an analogy, Cheap paints are like cocaine that’s been stepped on multiple times by who knows what. Expensive is more pure and does the job you intend it to do better.

WIP

cadmium red on cadmium red

“The novice’s journey”
Linocut handprinted by artist
2023

Last piece of the year. I’ve been doing a bit of relief print carving, might get a little printing press to make the labor easier for larger editions.

Random NBA game sketches

“Thank you baby”
Watercolor, wax pastel on Saunders Waterford paper
8x10in
2023

“The Produce Guy”
Watercolor, gouache, wax pastel, colored pencil
8x10in
2023

“How to take down a 7 footer in 6 easy steps”
Ink and watercolor
11x17in
2023

“And they wore matching suits”
Watercolor, gouache, wax pastel, colored pencil
8x10in
2023

“Like what you like”
Watercolor, gouache, wax pastel, colored pencil
8x10in
2023

“Needs more salt”
Watercolor, colored pencil
8x10in
2023

I only sell originals on paper in my shop, easier to ship. Small originals on paper can go for $100-300 depending on how intricate they are. I’ve sold multiple medium sized paintings $500-1000. As demand goes up I’ve raised my prices but every once in a while I say eff it and do a studio clearance where everything is priced as low as possibly to free up more space and give “regular people” a chance to collect some affordable original art work.

I don’t have any originals that low. I’ll have some prints made of these recent ones by December 1st but even those are going to be $100-150 for the bigger ones and $40-60 for the smaller (8x10in) ones

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