Wednesday, February 9, 2011

David Grizzle
I'll miss you when you're gone.
2011
Acrylic on Recycled wood.
24 in. x 50 in.
Email for Price

The Further along I got as I painted her, the more I felt like something sad had happened. I felt like something was being taken or had been taken from her. She is part of the Native American Series I am working on.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011


David Grizzle
Seri Girl Sketch
Pencil on Particle Board

Monday, February 7, 2011

David Grizzle
Harlem Vizsla, 2011
Acrylic on Recyled Wood
24 in. x 50 in.
Emai For Price

At some point in your life you find the things that were important to you when you were younger are no longer important and you wonder why you gave so much attention to them at that time in your life. Some people hold onto those things as they grow older and sometimes those things can drag you down.

When I saw this fellow here, I thought he might be a pimp from the south side of Chicago that drove a pink Cadillac. But then it made sense to me. He's more of mature person these days and has gave up that life. He's actually a talented drummer making a good living entertaining. He's grown up. The problem is, his old lady hasn't. She clings to her 20's, living like a child in a 38 year old body. So now it's come to a head and our fellow in the nice suit with the pink caddy is like, " I'm tired of opening that door everyday and finding you burned out, boozed up, and ugly. "

David Grizzle
Cool Breeze, 2011
Acrylic on Canvas
16 in. x 20 in.
SOLD

Night time does bring a cool breeze. Especially in the 1980's on the streets of Harlem. Cool Shades, cool hat, and a Adidas jump suit were the order of the day. Cruising in a 1980 Fleet wood Cadillac over to the store to make sure my money's right. Son.