Julian's Art Gallery

This is where Julian's artwork will be available for all to enjoy. Click on the artwork for a larger view.

Expressionism Period Julian learned that he could express feelings with his art.

The End of the World
Oil Paint on Paper
September 30, 2012

South Carolina
Oul Paint on Paper
January 15, 2013

Starry Night
Oil Paint and Paper Collage
March 11, 2013

Human Form Period Julian began drawing animals and people. Julian learned to draw eyes, noses, and mouths on his faces. He quickly discovered that he could draw people with arms and legs.

My family Crayon on Paper August 3, 2011	A flaming dragon Marker on Paper September 27, 2011	Julian the fireman leads a team to put out an office fire Crayon on Paper October 4, 2011
Self Portrait Crayon on Paper October 2, 2011	Halloween ghosts Paper Collage October 26, 2011	Firetruck Crayon on Paper February 6, 2012

Mixed Media Period Eventually, Julian was allowed to expand his artistic expression into new media, including paints and clay.

Valentine's Boquete Shaving Cream and Food Coloring on a Paper Plate February 17, 2009	Everything Turns to Brown Oil Paint on Paper March 23, 2009	A Heart for Mommy Watercolor on Paper May 20, 2009
Splashing in Mud Puddles Oil Paint on Paper November 25, 2009

Color Explosion Period Julian expanded from three crayons to eight markers, nearly tripling his color depth. It took time to control his urge to use every color in every work of art.

Color Explosion July 26, 2008	Sunset at the Park August 4, 2008	Woodpecker on a Pine Tree August 10, 2008
Pit Stop February 7, 2009

Red-Green-Blue Period During this period, Julian learned to use his crayons. He only had three crayons: red, green, and blue.

Rainy Day
June 15, 2008

Two Lobsters in a Fish Tank
June 29, 2008

Twirling Dancers
July 24, 2008

Stealing Daddy's Pen Period This is Julian's earliest artwork period. It consisted mostly of stealing pens off Daddy's desk and scribbling on whatever paper was nearby. This included Daddy's reports, bills, receipts, and the desk itself.

Pictures for Mommy on two Post-It notes
April 28, 2008