I started making halftones in 2005 (see self portrait at the bottom), and at that time all of my work was done entirely with ink on paper. Eventually the desire for more complex patterns led me to develop a digital process and program my own halftone software, but I have always kept making them by hand as well. Many of my biggest breakthroughs on the computer came from implementing things I figured out first by hand, and vice versa. My aim is always to become increasingly comfortable with the style, so that my subconscious can come through unimpeded, with whatever medium I happen to be using. The following pieces are shown in (roughly) chronological order.
I am currently represented by West Chelsea Contemporary gallery in downtown Austin, please click on the link to see my currently available works.
I also paint halftone murals, click here to see them.