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FMP 2017 - An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind

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Smokey eyes- Colour version

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Eyes the size of the moon, Colour version

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FMP 2017 - Smoke tires not drugs smudged

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FMP 2017 - Hardest part about moving forward

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FMP 2017 - Hardest part about moving forward 2

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Some examples of my primary images

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Smoke and Death photoshop break down - FMP 2017

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FMP 2017 - Eagles dont take flight lessons from chickens 2

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Christopher Wool - Typography Black and White

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Christopher Wool - Typography Black and White

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Making a name in the New York art scene in the early 1980s, Christopher Wool is best known for his word paintings, white canvases with black stenciled letters spelling out text like "Sell the house, sell the car, sell the kids" (in his 1998 work Apocalypse Now). Incorporating media and techniques including photography, silkscreen, reproduction, overpainting, and erasing, Wool's work often combines human and machine marks, as in his paintings in which he smudges black lines drawn with a spray gun into gray fields.

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Ryan Travis Christian - Black and White Artist

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Ryan Travis Christian - Black and White Artist

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Ryan Travis Christian’s idiosyncratic style of drawing densely layers graphite pencil to create graphic images featuring amorphous characters including condoms, brick houses, and Mickey Mouse. Christian’s surreal personal narratives are fueled by the absurdity of life in his small, suburban-Chicago hometown with recurring themes of fires, wheelchairs, heavy petting, fireworks, drugs and alcohol, rivers, boats, beaten-up cars, death, homes, speed bumps, and cats.

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Evan Gruzis is an interdisciplinary artist who is best known for his technically rigorous ink and watercolor paintings that combine seductive light and vacuous imagery. Through a variety of methods ranging from his trademark India ink still-life to assisted ready-made sculpture, he employs wry humor to push the viewer up against what he calls "the paper-thin safety barrier between objectively questionable taste and cultural significance."

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FMP 2017 - Smoke never rises without fire