Jim O'Neil's photos
the night away
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Today's throwaway painting acrylics on a piece of cardboard; Dance the night away
Into age of Aquarius
Now we shall
alone
burning bright
Tranquil
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Mixed media, sumi-e (brushed ink) and pastels on "rice" paper. "Fixed" ( pastels bound into the paper) with linseed oil applied to the back, seeped through and dried. 9 1/2 by 13 inches.
scene remembered
George is the dragon
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Still doing throwaway art for these throwaway years so
Here's George is the Dragon, an ambiguity for these ambiguous times.
See George? See Dragon? Hey, I told you it's ambiguous. ;-)
Acrylics on cardboard scrap.
fates
sunrise at the edge of the world
Fall of Western Civilization
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& on the night before Christmas, another 2020, the throwaway year, throwaway sketch on scrap paper; The Fall Of Western Civilization.
Ink and pastels.
tight rope walker
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This throwaway year 2020, my throwaway sketch was The Tight Rope Walker.
Pastels and graphite on cheap colored construction paper.
Pole dancer
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OK, the 22 December 2020, the throwaway year, quick and dirty throwaway sketch was, the, Pole Dancer!
Hey he might be a Polish, not a Russian dancer, who are you to judge?
Chalk pastels on black paper.
Evening Eve
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2020, the throwaway year, quick and rough throwaway art. Evening Eve,
Acrylics on a Heineken box.
Season's Greetings from atop the world
Scene atop a PBR box
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Did this one back around 17 December.
2020's was pretty pretty much a throw away year; many kids are gonna have to do the school year over, far too many folks have lost their livelihood, holidays canceled, folks told to give up living to keep from dying so...
Much of the art I'm doing now is throw away as well, quick and dirty on what ever's available. Such as this there's a party tonight on a PBR box.
Stainless Steel Ox
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Hooray! 1st upload since the troubles!
Since this is the year of the Ox, sumi-e, brushed ink on "rice" paper
snow veil
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One of the nice things about weather up here on top of the world is during the winter we have very little wind. It's easier to dress for -40° is you don't have winds blowing your heat away. This snow veil has been hanging off the railing, undisturbed by wind, for over 3 weeks now.
