Thank you, Taj Mahal, again for publishing three of my artworks in your December 2006 publication.
Again, I am not aspiring to be Cezanne, as in Paul Cezanne, the artist. My ID name is from my own appreciation of a girl I knew of many moons ago. It's not a good tale, but I was taught a valuable lesson. Kudo's to the young woman named Cezanne.
I am available for commissioned work. I do pencil work best, so until I become a painter, it's what I do. All work is done from photographs. Size, and type of paper, type of pencil, matter very little, in pricing. How many portraits in one commission do, as does any still item involved in the portrait. On request, I will relieve portraits of any blemishes, otherwise they will be included in the work. I can offer quick sketches, which are priced less, but they won't be considered quality work, by me. I will admit that my color penciling is still in its very early stages, so you may have to wait longer for its completion. Unless you are commissioning from out of the country. Prices vary, so contact me through email to get conversation started. Thank you and please enjoy my portfolio. My thanks go out to the "Taj Mahal Review", June 2006, from India, for contacting me, and offering me a chance to contribute, and publish my artwork on an international level. My thanks, also, goes out the webmaster of The Clay Aiken Fans.org website for devoting a whole page, and featuring me and some of my artwork there.
Any Clay Aiken pictures showing up for sale here, are not for sale, here.
I hadn't drawn in a long time. I didn't think I still could. Quite startleingly, I became inspired by a young man, a singer. He appears to be a really nice person, with a photogenic face, that I try to copy through my strongest media. Oh, and if you get tired of seeing him, I have other pieces, but he is the main reason I'm here, so he is the main subject. Thank You!!!
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