Paper

new year poison | graphite on paper | © 2011

barn owl | graphite on paper | © 2011

looking the chaos | graphite on paper| © 2012

brainwashing | graphite on paper | © 2011

clockwork double games | graphite on paper | © 2011

dead wife| graphite on paper | © 2011

hands | graphite on paper | © 2011

parametric father | graphite on paper | © 2011

lovely hospital | graphite-color pencil on paper | © 2011

clockwork mind machine | graphite on paper | © 2011

cover purple and blue-Bong Da City | watercolor pencil - ink on paper | © 2010

mutant chick | graphite on paper | © 2012

bullet necklace | graphite on paper | © 2012

dead fetus | graphite on paper | © 2011

locked souls | graphite on paper |© 2012

lovely dream | graphite on paper | © 2012 -Thanks to The Grifters from Paris and Sasha Grey

my lost dreams | graphite on paper | © 2012

See through | mixed media technique | © 2013 - In addition to all the sensory and perceptual changes that your baby is experiencing, your baby's eyes, brain and body undergo a dramatic increase in physical size and coordination during this time, requiring constant readjustment in order to preserve the accuracy of vision, eye movements and eye-hand coordination. It takes 6 weeks before your baby starts to recognize your face. At 12 months, your child is likely to be able to spot a favorite toy across the room. And your child’s vision will continue to develop until around age five. Or not?