Aria of delirium

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some new stuff in the works. Still finding direction with them but here ya go.

For those of you who read this blog...

...I've also recently(last night) set up a fan page on facebook to help spread word, better communicate en masse with people, and all that other stuff that makes the 'book a seemingly necessary evil. Soooooo.....if you are on the FB and want to "like" it, please refer to ...

www.facebook.com/SorianoArt

Don't worry, I will still be using the blog as my main means of communicating ideas ideas, thoughts, and in progress works. The FB is more a compliment to this, in the ver increasing and invasive world of social media

version 1.2

originally I had planned on taking a small art break after my book, How to destroy an Angel, to focus on finding a publisher for my novel. As well as working on a new one. as it turns out, certain events jump started me into creating quite a bit of new work, work that I think is some of the best stuff I've done. So when the time came for a new round of portfolios sent out, I decided that I would do an update of the current one, version 1.2, bfore I send it out. So keep an eye out here for when its launched.

So...if you haven't gotten one of the existing ones, I'd say hold off for another couple weeks and you can get the updated one. Theres a few of you out there whom I know personally, who got one right away, I'll see to it you get the update.

36 Hours with no sleep in vegas...

...was an interesting time, and for the most part has nothing to do with these pics. But it gave Nina an idea of me staying up as much as possible, for seep deprivation painting. Which I just may do. In the meantime heres the two latest pieces I've done

48"x36" oil on Canvas. A shitload of oil in fact. The piece is quite heavy. The pictures don't really do the texture justice, its about 1.5 inches thick at points.

the other has been sitting around for a bit and I hadn't finished it. But came up with a couple things after working on the above one, and finished her up tonight

2/x3/ oil, ink. glass, circuit boards on canvas