The Weight of Love Blinds Eyes

Jeffrey Simmons Geometries in Watercolor

Jeffrey Simmons born 1968 is a painter, living in Seattle, Washington. He is represented by Greg Kucera Gallery, Inc. The artist uses of a table top mounted, rotating platform, to make many of the watercolors works sets.

The watercolors are built up, layer by layer, beginning with the lightest of washes…I continue painting increasingly darker, narrower rings until I arrive at a fine line at the center of the original ring. That line, the darkest color, has all of the previous colors underneath it…If successful, I want the paintings to have the appearance of something inevitable, if not wholly predictable.

See works in progress at jeffreysimmons.tumblr.com and follow him on Instagram.

Distribution of the “Primary Nerves” (early interpretations of the first offshoots of the central nervous system)

All bilaterally symmetric multicellular organisms have a Central Nervous System (the CNS or Cerebro-Spinal Nerves), even jellyfish.

Skeletal sculptures by Monika Horčicová

HIV virus particle, budding influenza virus and HIV in blood serum as illustrated by David S. Goodsell. 

Gerhard Richter - details of Fuji, 1996, Catalogue Raisonné: 839-81, oil on alu dibond

Bert’s Cabin  -  Andrew  Wyeth

American, 1917–2009

Watercolor and ink on paper