Solaris | Three 16″ x 24″ Acrylic on Canvas Paintings | 2005 Click image below to enlarge When I’m not painting non-objectively, I’m at the desk plugging away @ SEM PROS or A1A DJs tearing up dance floors worldwide! TRY OUR: Social Management Tool with Exclusive Rewards at: FameFam.com

My work is currently being featured at the Denver International Airport as part of the largest Street Art Exhibit at any airport in the world. It’s along side legends David Choe, Sam Flores & Highraff.   12’x8′ Spray paint, acrylic & latex on 3 plywood boards @ Terminal Kings – Denver,Co –  January 12-22, 2012 I was hired as the resident DJ for the 10 day event and was given a slot to paint. I got to...

Negev Desert in Israel | 14″ x 18″ Acrylic on Canvas 2007 click image to enlarge     When I’m not in the desert, you can find me making magic at: Search Engine Marketing Pros or A1A DJs playing parties across the USA. NEW Social Network with Exclusive Rewards at: FameFam.com

December 18, 2006 in Asakusa, Tokyo – Japanese Buddha Photography – I love Buddha, his lessons and infinite wisdom. When I walked by this angle and saw the flowers, I just couldn’t resist.   When I’m not chilling in Asia or some far off continent, my full time job is at my Search Engine Marketing Company where I specialize in Social Media Optimization. If you need help with Web Design or SEO, please call me for a...

4′ x 3′ – Acrylic on Canvas – JAZZ 2002 I love Jazz and I love music. This is a tribute to Herbie Hancock’s Rock It and the introduction of the turntable as a legitimate instrument into Jazz. “Rockit” is a song recorded by Herbie Hancock featuring DJ Granmixer DST, also known as DXT. DST is an original Hip Hop pioneer and old school Zulu King Bboy from the mid 1970’s.  He’s also a really...

9 feet high by 11 feet long wall mural. I painted this mural of Venice in the conference room of the Euro Closets office in 2001. It took roughly 160 hours and was done with regular latex paint from Home Depot. It is one of my favorites works till this day…    

This piece was commissioned by Joshua Morales in 2006. I came up with the layout and design. He basically just wanted something representative of a New York City painting and I got my creative on with the rest. It’s 48″ wide x 36″ high.

  4 panels of 11″x14″, finished piece was 22″x28″ and painted with Acrylic. I was hired by RGL Forensics to fly up to New York City and perform a live painting at their corporate event. I was given complete freedom of the subject matter and style. I chose to paint the view from the window in front of me in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan. I had to jazz it up of course with my personal flair. More...

2′ x 3′ – Acrylics & Oil Stick on canvas – Shadows of Spirits – 2002

16″ x 20″ Acrylic & Sponge on canvas – Asteroid 2007 + side elevation pics & textures

9″x12″ – Watercolor, Chinese Calligraphy Brush & Ink and Pen – Honest, Faith Love – February 2008 I’ve had a few people ask me how I learned Chinese Calligraphy painting so I decided to write a little about it. It’s a flattering compliment, but the truth is I don’t know much about it and I’m sure I do not perform it in the proper series of strokes. I just look at characters on the...

24″ x 18″ – Acrylic & Oil Stick on canvas – Masada Painting 2006 Masada (Hebrew מצדה, pronounced About this sound Metzada (help·info), from מצודה, metzuda, “fortress”) is the name for a site of ancient palaces and fortifications in the Southern District of Israel, on top of an isolated rock plateau, or horst, on the eastern edge of the Judaean Desert, overlooking the Dead Sea. Masada is best known for the...

(2) 2′ x 3′ – Acrylic on Canvas – Downtown Atlanta Abstract – 2007 Television and Film Career Malin has a number of television credits to his name, including guest roles in Seinfeld, Friends, where he also worked as a stand-in for Matthew Perry. Yes, Dear, Jack and Jill, Monk, The View, and The Parkers. He also had small roles in the films Chump Change (2000), Psycho Beach Party (2000), Robbie’s Brother...

3′ x 2′ – Acrylic on Canvas – The Path Beyond – 2007

Machu Picchu Photography in Peru | 10.25.2006 This was shot on my Nikon D50 with the stock 18-55mm lens. The sky is almost ALWAYS grey at Maccu Picchu and I had just purchased my first Digital DSLR camera right before I left on this trip. I did not know about Shooting RAW format yet, but the photos still came out pretty great, especially after a little editing. I manipulated the colors and image slightly in Adobe Lightroom and added some HDR...

Geometry Series | 4 pieces of 9″ x 12″ | Watercolor, Pen and Ink on Paper from 2005 When I’m not playing with Watercolors, I’m helping businesses grow with Search Engine Marketing Pros – A Miami Seo Company & Web Design Firm or A1A DJs playing event across the United States and abroad. NEW Social Network with Exclusive Rewards at: FameFam.com

Tokyo Experiment | Available on any size canvas or poster print starting at $50. Each piece is signed by hand and numbered. Canvas prints can be custom detailed & textured to create a one of kind. This is a collection of my photography over a two day stay in Tokyo, Japan on the way to Thailand in December 2006. The photos were shot in Asakusa, Ueno Park, Shinju, Shibuya and Roppongi Hills. I manipulated the images using Photoshop masking...

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20″x30″ Drums & Percussion Charcoal Pencil Drawing on Paper  – 2001 This was my midterm assignment for Drawing 1 Class. I got an A 🙂 “It needs a little more cowbell!” – Christopher Walken from Saturday Night Live

Beautiful Sunset on Lake Atitlan, Guatemala. This is the view from San Marcos on June 30, 2007 at 8:05pm . Shot handheld on my old Nikon D50 with the 18-55mm lens. I was studying Spanish for a few weeks out there and took a weekend trip with my friend, Ben from Minnesota, to visit the lake. Lake Atitlan is a very popular tourist destination in Guatemala. The biggest city on the lake is Panajachel (Pana) but its a big tourist trap. We opted for...

12″ x 9″ Rock Formation Mixed media painting Water color, charcoal pencil and white gesso on heavy watercolor paper – 11/2005 The colorful rock on the left was a study of a white coral sculpture by my father, Robert Charles Fields. I will upload a picture of the original sculpture and the series it belongs to when I get a chance. It started as a black and white vertical drawing and then I got inspired and just kept going....

I took this photo on the bank of the Chao Phraya River, near Wat Arun, which is one of Bangkok’s world-famous landmarks. It is better know as, the Temple of Dawn. This was just a building nearby, pictures of Wat Arun coming soon. Because of all the pollution in Bangkok, Thailand, the sky was kind of grey in the original photo. So I had to enhance the color saturation a tad in Photoshop.  I imagine this is exactly what people saw a hundred...

Tokyo Photography – Vine House in Asakusa, Japan I was just walking from my hotel to the Temple in the old section of Tokyo, named Asakusa, and I happened to see this interesting building. I’m pretty happy with the way the composition and the colors turned out 🙂

This was a collaboration with a poet and good friend of mine by the name of Renda Writer. I met Renda about 8 years ago, when he hired me a couple times to DJ at the Funky Buddah Lounge in Boca Raton. He was the manager at the time. Shortly after, he would quit and start hosting open mics all over South Florida. He always went out of his way to help other local artists promote their artwork and got me to hang some of my prints and originals in...

Misc. sunrise & sunset photos from my travels…   Sunset @ Largo Atitlan, Guatemala. View from San Marcos Sunset at Saxywama, Peru Costa Rica Sunset in Playa Nosara 2003 Sunrise over New York...

Old Roman Architecture in the Armenian section of the old city of Jerusalem. Summer 2008. More photos from the old city coming soon..    

“Vermont Tropics” – 2’x3′ Acrylics on Canvas 2002 This was a project when I was taking painting 1 at Broward College. One of our assignments was to do a realistic landscape painting. It seemed a little too boring so I had abstract the colors of the water a bit. Their trees really do get those colors in the fall. It’s very beautiful in the North East that time of year for anyone that has not been yet. Besides...

8″ x10″ Acrylic on canvas – Sabras (Cactus Fruit) 2007 I used to pick them myself when I lived on the farm in Israel and when I would go back and visit for the summers. They have these tiny micro thorns on the fruit so you have to be real careful and pick them with gloves and then wash them off with a high pressure hose. The thorns on the cactus are easy to see and avoid by the thorns on the fruit are so small they are almost...

Downtown Miami Painting 9″x12″ Watercolor, Ink & Oil Pastel on paper – 2008

Aum | 14″ x 18″ Acrylics & Ink on Canvas 2006 Click on image below to enlarge If I’m not meditating, you can find me at my Search Engine Optimization Company or A1A DJs playing parties across the USA. Please check out our NEW Social Network with Exclusive Rewards at: FameFam.com

Tel Aviv & Yaffo, Israel | 9″ x 12″ Watercolor, Pen & Ink and Conte Crayon on Paper | 2008 The top right is the view of Gordon Beach in Tel Aviv. The bottom left is the view of Jaffo from Gordon Beach. While Tel Aviv is one of the most modern cities in the world, you can see the old city of Jaffo from the beach with it’s mystique and ancient architecture. There is also an outdoor flea market at Jaffo that is always an...

Aum Symbol (Om) | 9″ x12″ | Watercolor, Calligraphy Ink and Pencil on paper | 2005 I’d like think of myself as a pretty spiritual guy. Between my martial arts, yoga, meditation and natural healing studies, you can imagine that this holy symbol has a lot of relevance in my life. Below is one of my attempts to express it’s significance to me. It was painted with Ink using a Chinese Calligraphy brush. The background was...

Gordon Beach Sunset in Tel Aviv, Israel Photography – May 25, 2008 –  My favorite beach in Tel Aviv!   Shot on my old Nikon D50 with the stock 18-55mm lens. A touch of color manipulation in Photoshop.

Global Warming 16″ x 20″ – Acrylic, Plastic Wrap, Sponge and Metal Scrubber | 2007 So this one is basically one of my takes on consumerism and how much we waste. In the spirit of trying to prevent further waste, I used everything I could find to make this happen, including the plastic wrap that the canvas came in. Click on image below to enlarge Side Elevation photos below to show texture and depth. Click on image below to...

Fire Oil Painting on Canvas – 8″x10″ done in 2008 I did it from a photo of a trip to Peru. I generally don’t use a lot of oil paint. but I know I really need to start. It looks much more natural than acrylic and thats what the big boys play with. I was really happy with this piece and a it was sold to Marc Morone from www.promarcinc.com I’ll post the original photo when I get a chace.