The Art Store
paintings for sale
Most of the art is unavailable online from August 20-September 28 while it is on display in real life.
Yes, you can buy paintings online.
Limited time
Paintings for sale today may not be there tomorrow.
Shipping
When making a purchase, you will have several shipping options. The easiest option is to pick up the paintings in person, but if you’re not in the Bay Area you can select the shipping option that matches the size of the art you are buying. Let me know if you have any questions.
Ready to hang
The sides of canvases are painted black on the sides, so they will be ready to hang on your wall without a frame.
Drawings are sent in envelopes and can be displayed with a magnet on a refrigerator or can usually be fitted into a standard size frame.
acrylic on canvas, 12” x 12”
It was years ago that I first painted this canvas in class with a live model. The composition was always pretty good - with another student in the class peaking out from behind their easel - but it felt a bit stale. Now I’ve revived this painting with brighter colors and a bit more life overall.
As with all of my work, the sides are painted black so this will look nice on the wall without a frame.
acrylic on canvas, 8” x 8”, 2021
One of a series of small paintings of beers, except this one is all background and no beer.
acrylic and mixed media collage on canvas, 18” x 24”, 2021
The sides include artifacts from the 2016 workshop where the roots of this painting were created.
This painting began using art created by after school teachers in a workshop I taught on behalf of the San Francisco Department of Children, Youth, and their Families. The participants did some scribbling and cut out shapes to represent the feelings and values they wanted to offer the young people they worked with. The composition evolved over time as I tried to make it all work as a painting, but the sentiments remain.
acrylic on canvas, 11” x 14”, 2021
You provide 1-2 photographs and Todd will create a 4” x 6” custom drawing to send to someone awesome. When you purchase, you will be asked questions about your order, but you can also email Todd to clarify the details.
You will also be asked how weird you want your custom art to be on a scale from 1-5 where “1” is a “Straightforward pretty accurate scribbly marker drawing” and “5” is “Go crazy with these images, let’s see what comes out.” Whatever you choose, the combination of your ideas and my drawings will be a fun collaborative process.
Choose between sending the drawing as a postcard ($40), sending it in an envelope ($42), or putting it in a black wood frame ($45).
Prices for the envelope or postcard option includes postage. For a framed drawing, select “Priority mail for framed 4" x 6" drawings” when checking out to pay $10 for shipping (or choose to “pick the art up in San Francisco”).
The frames are from Ikea. They are simple wood frames, painted black, with glass. They come with holes and a peg that lets them stand in portrait or landscape orientations or could be hung from a small nail in the wall. The frames are slightly smaller than 4” x 6” with openings that measure 3.375” x 5.375”.
acrylic on canvas, 19” x 12”, Jan 20, 2020
Created live at the Reclaim MLK protest in Oakland organized by the Anti Police Terror Project. Half of sale price will be donated to the Anti Police Terror Project.
acrylic and collage on canvas, 9” x 12”, 2018
This painting represents a reflection on the booklet, Principles for Equity in the Arts created by members of a YBCA fellowship.
acrylic and mixed media collage on canvas, 9” x 12”, 2018
The flux capacitor, a type of oscillation overthruster, is what makes it possible to travel in time and across dimensions.
This painting includes a marker drawing on paper collaged onto a canvas painting.
acrylic with mixed media and pocket constitution collage, 8" x 10", 2017
Created after 2017 presidential inauguration.
acrylic and mixed media collage on canvas, 9” x 12”, 2021
As an educator, I teach about using art to access our emotions and using our emotions to create meaningful art. The pandemic has been tough for all of us. This painting is an artifact of my own process as I ask, “How do we hold this?”