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11″x14″ acrylic and ink on paper, 2014. Illustration for Shmaltz Brewing for use as a component of a mural depicting the craft beer brewing process.
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Menorah
11″x14″ acrylic on paper, 2014. Painting used on beer label and packaging for Shmaltz Brewery’s holiday beer, 2014.
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Brewery Whirlpool
11″x14″ acrylic and ink on paper, 2014. Illustration for Shmaltz Brewing for use as a component of a mural depicting the craft beer brewing process.
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Brewery Bottling
11″x14″ acrylic and ink on paper, 2014. Illustration for Shmaltz Brewing for use as a component of a mural depicting the craft beer brewing process.
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Brewery Kegs and Barrels
11″x14″ acrylic and ink on paper, 2014. Illustration for Shmaltz Brewing for use as a component of a mural depicting the craft beer brewing process.
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Brewery Fermenters
11″x14″ acrylic and ink on paper, 2014. Illustration for Shmaltz Brewing for use as a component of a mural depicting the craft beer brewing process.
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Brewery Bright Tank
11″x14″ acrylic and ink on paper, 2014. Illustration for Shmaltz Brewing for use as a component of a mural depicting the craft beer brewing process.
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Brewery Lauter
11″x14″ acrylic and ink on paper, 2014. Illustration for Shmaltz Brewing for use as a component of a mural depicting the craft beer brewing process.
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Brewery Kettle
11″x14″ acrylic and ink on paper, 2014. Illustration for Shmaltz Brewing for use as a componant of a mural depicting the craft beer brewing process.
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Wind-Up Monkey
7″x8″ acrylic on cardboard, 2012. This cymbal-crashing monkey regularly leads a parade around our house… he is followed by wind-up robots, waddling chickens, swirling teacups, disembodied walking heads, and countless cats which showed up the year Sonja decided all she wanted for Christmas was “a wind-up kitty.” He’s always seemed pretty innocuous to me, but, upon seeing this painting, a friend just reminded me of the menacing monkey from Toy Story 3 and it’s sort of hard for me to look at him the same way! This portrait is currently featured in my exhibit at Uncommon Grounds in Albany.