USA Today interviewed four artists at the Comic Con, one of which was Brian Ewing. It’s a great interview and really gives insight into the artist. Check it out below. If you would like to see the rest of the interviews, check out The Daily Find
Tag: Brian ewing
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New Work by Jason Edmiston
While I was running around this past weekend trying to see all the shows I could, the Toy Toyko Underground Gallery in NYC opened “The Crazy Monsters” art show on May 6th. This group show featured work by Jason Edmiston, Stephen Blickenstaff, Brian Ewing, Gary Pullin, Justin Erickson, Frank Russo, and many more. This is the kind of art that really got me hooked on this contemporary art scene, and I am happy to see that there is still a few artists creating monster works such as these. Jason Edmiston created three acrylic paintings that are out of this world. “Joey”, “Axl”, and “Tommy” are all monster versions of these well known musicians. The colors are so vibrant and intense, I would love to have seen these in person, the whole show honestly. Jason has some photos over on his Flickr site of the reception, and in one of those photos you’ll see John Cebollero. Maybe the two will work on a collaboration painting soon?
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Preview: Playboy Redux II @ Copro Nason
Opening this Saturday, December 18th at Copro Nason is the second showing of the Playboy Redux Group Exhibition. The first showing was at Rotofugi Gallery, and from the looks of it there is a few new artists added to the show this time around. This second showing will feature work by Bob Doucette, Glenn Barr, Isabel Samaras, Frank Kozik, Tara McPherson, Brian Viveros, Scott Anderson, TIN, Vincent Cacciotti, Luke Chueh, Dan Quintana, Keith Weesner, William Wray, Gary Baseman, Leslie Ditto, Lisa Petrucci, Lang Leav, Brian Ewing, Andrew Schoultz, Shaunna Peterson, Jennybird Alcantra, Ken Keirns, Ain Cocke, Jeremiah Ketner, Travis Lampe, Anthony Ausgang, R. Black, Jeremy Tinder, Erik Alos, Bonni Reid, Mark Bodnar, Nouar, Shag, and more. I like Bob Doucette’s painting, with inspiration taken from “Venus Anadyomène” by Ingres. I also really like what William Wray, Leslie Ditto, Glenn Barr, and Ken Keirns created. Take a look at the preview and then over to the galleries page for the full show.
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“Mr Cleese” print by Brian Ewing
Brian Ewing has added a new print to his online shop. “Mr Cleese” was originally a pencil study Ewing created while corresponding with a friend. The remaining prints, left over from NYCC, are now available on the site. The print is 5″ x 7″, 8″ x 10″ framed, on German Etch Watercolor paper, signed and numbered in an edition of 20.
Get it here: Brian Ewing Shop
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“Playboy Redux” @ Rotofugi Gallery
The Play Enterprise and Warhol Museum asked over 20 artist to reinterpret the classic bunny imagery. The show as first shown at the Warhol Museum in Pittsburg, but has been given a second go round at the Rotofugi Gallery. The participating list of artists is amazing: Jennybird Alcantara, Glenn Barr, Gary Baseman, Tim Biskup, Brian Ewing, Jeremy Fish, Mike Giant, Ken Keirns, Jeremiah Ketner, Frank Kozik, Travis Lampe, Tara McPherson, Lisa Petrucci, Bonni Reid, Isabel Samaras, Andrew Schoultz, Jeremy Tinder, and many more. Many of the paintings look pretty spectacular, and fit the Playboy theme very well. I especially like Glenn Barr’s, Jeremy Fish, Tara McPherson, Keith Weesner, Ken Keirns, and Isabel Samaras all of which are shown below. After you take a look at these, keep your eye on the galleries site for the full show to surface.
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“Eye of the Serpent” print by Brian Ewing & Buff Monster
Brain Ewing and Buff Monster teamed up to make a poster for Faith No More just a while back, and now they have collaborated again. This new poster “Eye of the Serpent” is an 18″ x 24″ screen print on Coventry rag paper, signed and numbered by both artists in an edition of 200.
Get it here: “Eye of the Serpent” print by Brian Ewing & Buff Monster
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“Innsmouth Study” print by Brian Ewing
Brain Ewing has just released a new print. “Innsmouth Study” (previously featured) is from a drawing done about a year ago. This print is 5″ x 7″ on German Etch Watercolor Paper, and comes in an 8″ x 10″ frame. Signed and numbered in an edition of only 10 for $50 each. I was hoping the drawing would be turned into a print.
Get it here: Brian Ewing Store
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New prints from Brian Ewing
Brian Ewing just added two new prints to his online shop. “Hasta La Muerte” and “Dead Spring” sold out quickly from the last show that Brian was involved in, but he saved a few of the prints for the fans that couldn’t make it.
Each print is 18″ x 24″ on Sunset Cotton Etching Paper 285g, signed and limited to an edition of 25 for $100 a pop.Get em here: Brian Ewing Store
