Teh above piece is entitled “Boo Who?”, its 10×15″ and is made with ink,acrylic and pencil on bristol board.
I think the piece looks great, the brushwork on it looks very energetic. This piece only has 10 hours left so don’t wait.
He also has another auction that is quite unique, head on over to check it out. Both are helping this artist out as well as the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.
Today’s piece is by an artist by the name of JANG KEUN-CHUL.
I really like his style, nice and textural and dark. This piece and few others he has made really remind of the painting of ZdzisÅ‚aw BeksiÅ„ski, if you haven’t seen Beksinki’s work you should really make it a point. You’ll be able to see similarities, but Jang Jeun-Chul does have his own style.
Take a look at his Profile, he also has prints for sale there: Jang Keun-Chul
Sarah Joncas (the first interview I had here) has a few available works at the Thinkspace Gallery.
As of yet none of them have been bought. Two smaller study paintings and one large 24×24 dyptich painting. The 12.6 “Bottom Feeder Study” (above) looks amazing, but of course I would be happy owning any of them.
She also has a show coming up this weekend that I will post. So, alot of her work will be available soon, so no point in waiting to buy.
I love photography, but i’m a sucker for photos that have a nostalgic look to them. Any photo correctly done that makes me feel like being somewhere else, or in another time period. Or maybe it just fondly reminds me of places I have been to.
This is really a great shot from photographer Maja Homen , among many the photographer already has. Great color and the depth of field is perfect.
Head on over to her homepage to see more of her work.
There is a pretty good amount of Joe Ledbetter prints on eBay if your looking. There is also an original up there right now.
It acrylic on wood I believe, 16 x20. I guess this is one in which Joe calls his “Frankenstein” piece, a culmination of all his characters into one. Looks pretty cool (right side up at least), I would like to see a better picture of it though.
Todays piece come from an artist with a really creative style. Darren Hopes, otherwise known as “Plainme” has a great painterly style that seems to blend between painted and graphic design.
If you take a look at his gallery you’ll see many works that show that his style is consistent and very much his own. I really dig his work, I chose this piece for the colors and of course because I love Alice in Wonderland.
Copro Nason Gallery has some new prints for sale. Adding to their already killer print selection is some new works by the following artists: Naoto Hattori (above print), Amy Sol, and Thomas Han.
Each one of these new prints are framed, and each seem to be a giclee on board. Being framed already is quite convenient, you can buy one these prints and then just put it up on the wall, as opposed to having to store the prints till you can afford to frame them. Like I have to do.
This image is from John Cebollero. It’s a self portrait he did along with some works for the Topps “Hollywood Zombies” cards.
This painting is done in acrylic, I only wish I had this much control with acrylic paint. It looks great, nice and old looking as well.
Head over to his site to see even more works, he has a really cool style.