My Art at Cafe 210

Some of my art is now hanging at Cafe 210 (210 W. Center Street in Downtown Visalia, Ca). It will be up into December so come check it out! There is going to be a show opening with other artists, booths, and live music on December 4th, hope you can make it!

Little Faces

Made these guys Fall '07, I finally felt like showing 'em & parting ways with them. They're made from clay and all around 1 to 5 inches. I'm thinking of mounting them in small black frames.

I was studying paleolithic and other prehistoric arts at the time and is the reason why some have that look, as well as why they're so small. They're all FOR SALE so let me know if your interested in adding them to your vast collection of fine arts, e-mail: georgecg7@yahoo.com.

Strawberry Stands (Part 2)

I took these March 30th, 2008, but I just got around to posting them. Please check out the post from October, 15th 2008 for more information on why I photograph strawberry stands. Enjoy!

My Nephew!

My nephew Jacob with my dad. He cracks me up!

Art Hop Part 2 (Finally)

I finally got to posting some more pics.

Here as a Jesus painting I saw at the Broadway Studios.

The entertainment at Richard Silva's studio.

Some shots around his studio.

More bikes.

Nothing is so the new something... he he. I liked these pieces... i don't think guy in the way did these, but it worked for the picture.

I liked this.

Rock of Ages

I read this passage last week. I pondered it at the beach this past weekend. He is the Rock of Ages.

“So why do you keep calling me ‘Lord, Lord!’ when you don’t do what I say? I will show you what it’s like when someone comes to me, listens to my teaching, and then follows it. It is like a person building a house who digs deep and lays the foundation on solid rock. When the floodwaters rise and break against that house, it stands firm because it is well built. But anyone who hears and doesn’t obey is like a person who builds a house without a foundation. When the floods sweep down against that house, it will collapse into a heap of ruins.”

-Jesus (NLT)

June ArtHop '09

Last month I went to art hop in Fresno.

It was supper good times biking from gallery to gallery.

My bike bellow.

Richard Silva's party food, everything he touches becomes art.

Thee Richard Silva, one of my favorite local artists.

My favorite galleries are in here, including my long time friend Zoombie Nation's.

"Miss Grace Smith everybody," another one of my favorite local artists and dear friend.

I think Royzilla did this one.

Kinda' blurry, but it gives it a ghostly effect. Old thrift store portrait modified by Zoombie.

I liked this. I'm not quite sure what it is but I feel some thing when I look at it. I like.

I liked.

I want one of these.

I wish we saw more of this in the valley.

Zoombie Nation and I with one of his paintings behind us.

Cinco de Mayo

On Cinco de Mayo there was some stuff going on in the quad at my school.

Mariachi music, check. Mexican Flag colored balloons, check...

'Chata, check. Bottled lime juice, check. Novelty blow up sombrero, check. Fake Chicharones, check....

Folklorico dancer, check...

Pinatas, and Hecho en Mexico Shirt, check. Now we can start. Ariba!

I just liked this guys shirt and smile. Si se puede.

It was my brother Jose's birthday too so I headed to Fresno. My mom made sopes and got a strawberry pizza. You could see my pop, my nephews and I in the mirror.

We headed to the tower for a hair cut and saw this cool mural on the side of the building...photo shoot please. Only a rat tail of that precious hair is left.

Yours truly.