Favorite videos (playlist) on YouTube (Paint It, Nuttall!)

This is a link to my Favorites playlist on Youtube. In it you'll find the first few episodes of the mini-docu-web-series "Paint It, Nuttall!" by Michigan filmmaker Pauline Johnson. It ranges from 2009-2012 (maybe even 2008. I can't remember). I'd greatly appreciate it if you'd view them, like them and share them to spread word about the series and my work, as well as the filmwork of Mrs. Johnson.

The Studio...on video!

Thanks to the talented Pauline Johnson, we have another installment of my docu-series, "The Studio". This was made a year or 2 ago, so you can see works-in-progress that are now completed in the background. Please visit the Youtube page and share your thoughts! You can view below or at THIS LINK

In da PicTures

I haven't posted about this in awhile, but I WOULD appreciate if you check out the mini web series Pauline Johnson is creating about me and my art career. If you would "like" the videos and share it, maybe we can do more with it! This is kind of the first segment.

Web series

This project's a few years in the making (it took a long time for the filmmaker to make me look interesting!), but Pauline Johnson of Detroit is making a web docu-series about my art. This is the first episode.

The film, it's a comin'!

The documentary "Paint It Nuttall" by Pauline Johnson about lame ol' yers truly, is being edited now. I'm excited to see it, but I would like to add more to it. But one of the main problems is that she and I live almost 3 hours away from each other, and both have families, so we can't get together to film. And there's nothing really happening right now in the world of Nuttall Art, other than building up some new work with different series' and trying to do up some self portraits for a self portrait competition. Unfortunately, I don't have the money to enter yet. And the deadline is January 15th.
Here's the trailer for the documentary Pauline put together a few months ago of PAINT IT NUTTALL

As Good as it gets

This is the oil pastel I drew at the Art de Combat 3, winning the 1st Place prize (well, kind of. I tied with someone else).

Thank you to documentarian Pauline Johnson for filming and sending me the photos!