Evelyn's demonstrates her duality. On the one hand, restraint - she keeps her color between the precisely defined borders of her political cartographic mapscape. On the other hand within each region of her map she lets her pen work wander across the imagined geography. Do they suggest vibrant landscape of mountain, rivers, lakes, and roads? Or are they instead a metaphor for the tumultuous process of statecraft itself - within each boundary a winding narrative of social class, national identity, and the nature of authority? Evelyn's ability to grasp all of the possibilities, but never too tightly to crush any one of them is her great gift.
Posted 8 months ago by Graham
Spectacular bursts of color!
Posted 9 months ago by Bo
Explosive, bold, and liberated!!!!!
Posted 9 months ago by Machi Tantillo
Wow, what a terrific illustration!!
Posted 10 months ago by Bo
Evelyn! Just fantastic, your lines are so extact and determined!!! Surely Modigliani would like to borrow this kitty and your doggy to include in his paintings!!!
Posted 11 months ago by Gigi
Evelyn, terrific composition; especially like those telescopic eyes!!
Posted 11 months ago by William
Wow, that is a terrific drawing!!
Posted 11 months ago by Bo
Love this little one! <3
Posted 11 months ago by Cecelia
One of my favorites so far! Such a happy little guy
Posted 11 months ago by Cecelia
love the view from up here! xo
Posted 1 year ago by macho
Reminds me of "The Cheat" from Homestar Runner. Beautiful.
Posted 1 year ago by Graham
Radiant.
Posted 1 year ago by Graham
I just returned from an exhibition on the Hanging Gardens of Babylon and cannot help but see in your work in that context. The gentle spiraling curves, the dotted textured field. The only thing those limestone Assyrian reliefs cannot match is your excellent sense of color. I will contact the Iraqi embassy regarding the possible acquisition of your work for their collection. With Love, Graham
