Oils on mixed media.
Rancho Aislamiento 30x30” oil on canvas
40x30” oil on canvas
28x22” Oil on canvas
6x6' oil on board
Oxnard Califorina 3x3ft.
30x30” Oil on canvas
Ojai California
60”x30”
30x40” Oil on canvas
22x28” oil on canvas
36x34” Oil on canvas
8X10” Oil on canvas
28X 20” Oil on canvas
38x38” oil on canvas
Encounter
6x6' oil on board
6x6' oil on board
Pegasus
16x18”
Irina
Fatty Arbuckle
Brian
The Ordinary Man
Monopoly
Population O
Carlos
The Rediscovery Of Denny Opaque
Esspresso
MIxed Media
Mostly I love reactions and using what is readily available.
16x16” oil on canvas
Tom Mahalk
36"X36" Mixed media on canvas
Behind The Red
36"X42" Acrylic on canvas
Blue Wave
30"X24" Acrylic and FixAll on canvas
Transition
36"X36" Acrylic and oil pastels on canvas
Ice Lava
32"X24" Acrylic on canvas
Me And Maile
40"X24" Mixed media on canvas
One Hundred And Zen
54"X54" Acrylic on canvas
Red Arnie
41"X31" Acrylic on canvas
Red Rain
30"X40" Acrylic on canvas
Love Crime
34"X36" Acrylic on canvas
The Milky Wave
24"X18" Acrylic on canvas
Steam Cave
30"X30" FixAll and Acrylic
Steam Cave
Blue Bar
Untitled
46"X24" Acrylic on canvas
Bronze Skin
12"X24" Mixed media
America
Circus on Fire
24"X24" Acrylic
Sea You Tomorrow
15"X18" Mixed media on paper
Silver
36"X36" Acrylic
City of Ojai Arts Commission Utility Box Competition 2020
Incorporating fire damage on the passenger side. 2021
AND MIXED MEDIA
mixed media 27"X23"
36"X24" mixed media
I painted these freak show banners for the set of a T.V. movie called Elvis and the Colonel. Staring Beau Bridges as Elvis's manager "the Colonel" who got his start as a freak show barker.
Here are a smattering of various works.
Paper Cutouts
Mostly Prismiacolor pencils but sometimes I put a watercolor wash underneath.
12”X12” inverted tennis balls on rubber and wood
Oak galls and glue
Oak gal sculpture
Carved burnt driftwood from Thomas fire 2018
Carved burnt driftwood from Thomas fire 2018
Carved burnt driftwood from Thomas fire 2018
Carved burnt driftwood from Thomas fire 2018
I designed the cover and all 12 tabs of the 1999 LA411 source book. It depicts L.A. 20 years in the future. Almost there!
To really get to know the whole story of Dusty Seco and what he's made of you must first check out his 222 page graphic novel "Dusty Seco Desert Drifter" by Domonic Dean Breaux, or his website at
www.dustyseco.com
These nicely drawn episodes were created after the books completion.
At my day gig that I had a few years ago, the folks there don't mind if I draw while answering phones. Since they're in the biz there is an endless stream of Variety magazines and other trades that run through the place. It was hard to resist. These are the best of over about eight or nine months.
See if you can tell who's who.
I love taking pictures but mostly I love taking pictures of my daughter.
