Cut Back
New work on paper. Sometimes you have to cut back to move forward.
In art and in life there are surprises. While all three may adhere on some level to a most basic pattern, follow any of these for long enough and you will surely encounter something delightful and unexpected. Such is the art of Chris Robb.
More work at www.chrisrobb.com
Surfboard "Cronkite Beach" in process.
I bought this board when I lived in Marin County, CA. The title Cronkite Beach refers to the spot I used to surf with the board. It's just outside the mouth of SF Bay and for a Florida boy it's harsh. 52 degree water year round calls for full suit, gloves and hood.
I thought I'd show some shots of the board as it progressed. You can see some of the pressure dings in the deck until I covered it with the art now you don't really see them. I like the way it turned out, I'm looking for another board to do now.
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The Chris Robb book
http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/509985
Head to the link above and they will give you a preview of the book. If you would like a copy you can order it directly from Blurb.
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I'll crate 'em next time
Got some prints back from a show in New York. The frame didn't hold up too well on this one.
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Some new things I've been working on
Simple stuff on paper. Getting ready to start a new painting. Should be fun.
That's my wife holding up the pictures. (In her pj's)
Waves haven't been happening lately. Little chilly down here in FLA these days.
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