Boesky Winter
1993
Pumpkin with Breath Knocked out
1989
Charcoal and distemper paint on paper
Distemper is an ancient form of paint made of water, chalk and pigment, bound with either an animal glue or casein, a resin that comes from solidified milk (see cheese making). Being inexpensive, distemper is often used in elementary schools and familiar to many as a chalky paint your teacher poured from a wide-mouthed plastic jar.
Untitled Figures
1992
Tar, wax, paper, poultry wire, sand
Untitled Drawings
1988-1995
Mixed media on paper, mostly from sketch books
Big Paper Tree Hosting Hive
1995
Kwan Yin Lake Pavilion Study
1993
Ground-fall Mouldering Fruit
1995
Ink, charcoal and distemper paint on paper
Kwan Yin
Undated
Paper, tar and wax
Cave Mouth and Bum Shack on Po-ta-la Island,
Hand Holding Amarita Jar
1995
Mixed media, distemper paint, glue on paper
Grotto Mouth and Bum Shack on Po-ta-la Island / Abaya Mudra
(Don’t Be Afraid)
1995
Kwan Yin Pavillion, Flying Plank Floor Roof Blowing Away / Bumshack and Grotto Mouth on Po-ta-la Island, Weed-Choked Gully
Mixed media, distemper paint, glue on paper