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A working catalog of pieces I've made on weekends and quiet evenings — paintings and a few drawings. No specific style, no rules; just how I clear my head.
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A working catalog
Subject profile
I draw and paint to clear my head. No specific style, no rules — sometimes a quick sketch on a notebook page, sometimes a slow afternoon with acrylics.
What follows is a working file of the pieces I've kept. They're not organised by movement or period; they're filed in roughly the order I made them. Read it as a sketchbook, not a retrospective.
— F.M.
Manifest
Twelve pieces. Working titles where untitled.
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twelve works
Figure study. The palette nods to home — the red, blue, and gold of the Philippine flag, with the stars woven into her hair.
Nick's 240Z Datsun. He loves that car; it's been sidelined a while now. Painted as a kind of stand-in while it waits to run again.
An early one. A sunset; more weight than color suggests.
Layered colour study.
Designed as a tattoo for a friend. The flowers nod to those from home — the Philippines — threaded through an anatomical heart.
Improvisation; no plan.
Texture-led; warm against cool.
Landscape with a high-chroma sky.
Movement study.
Ribbon-like forms; pattern over composition.
Loose marks from a quick session.
Six blooms on a plain ground.
Working titles and approximate dates; mediums noted from observation. Originally hosted at floramaydc.com/artwork. Ported here as part of the portfolio archive.