To Diane,
Thank you/the H.O.S.Q team for the copy/second copy of my story being posted. I was so overwhelmed with joy to know I was able to have an impact of positivity in the community @ large and locally.
I’ve been commissioned to do a piece for the San Francisco Art Institute (SEAI). I look forward to seeing what folks feel/or think of that piece.
As a token of my appreciation I have enclosed some copies (you can keep) of pieces I’ve done previously.
The enclosed are:
- Women of Alcatrez (acrylic ink, stippling dots, private collection)
Clockwise:
- Bumby Johnson wife
- Al Cophone’s wife
- A Sergent’s daughter on a rock @ Alcatrez
- A model who was married to an inmate in for bank robbery (center)
- Wife of the last man ever incarcerated @ the prison. He was a Puerto Rican nationalist (bottom counter)
- “Machine Gun” Kelly’s wife (w/ roses)
The piece celebrates women, who have an influence in men’s lives as they always have.
- Angela – Now
This piece celebrates the woman who influence some of us back in the day to stand for something. She’s a professor @ University Santa Cruz (color pencil). On permanent exhibit in the U.K. @ University of Derby
- Ancient Mother’s Tears
This piece was inspired by my studies of ancient Egypt and Moors and the fact that mother’s have, tears of joy/tears of sadness regarding their love ones. (color pencil, acrylic paint on colored paper). On permanent exhibit in the U.K. @ University of Derby
Hope y’all enjoy them.
Stan
