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Finally got around to finishing this painting that i started maybe two years ago. I first completed the painting on paper, then mounted it on MDF, cut it out, sanded and painted the edges, then varnished.
Now i just need to make time to drive to Madison so it can meet its owner, my long-time friend Justin Eccles (who is a damn fine artist).
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The giant heirloom tomato painting that was hanging on the side of my garage for the past two years was getting ragged around the edges, so i finally took it down and chopped it up into these bits. Hopefully i can make use of them down the line. I’ll miss that big cheery tomato when i’m outside on the back patio working or cooking.
This painting was originally made for a Chicago street art retrospective show at the Chicago Cultural Center.
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Started up on this painting I’m making for my lovely (former) coworker, Libby. These will end up pasted on an old window from her house 🙂
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More street installations from 2007 and 2008 by The Grocer.
More works by The Grocer from the summer of 2007.
In the summer of 2007, I began making original fruit and veggie themed paste-ups and installing them on derelict walls in Chicago under the moniker “The Grocer.” At the time, these acrylic paintings on paper gave me a cathartic outlet that the “serious” paintings I was doing at the time didn’t provide. Below are some of the first works I put on the streets.
