Showing posts with label wood panel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wood panel. Show all posts
Sunday, October 25, 2015
Rick Baker Tribute Show
Very honored to be a part of the Rick Baker tribute show, Monster Maker. This guy has had his hand in so many classic projects that it was hard just to decide what to draw inspiration from. In the end I decided to go with An American Werewolf in London. My print is a three color, hand pulled screen print that measures about 18x12. It comes in an edition of 25 as well as a special edition print on wood panel. The show runs till November 15th at Hero Complex Gallery. For more info, visit http://hcgart.com.
Thursday, October 15, 2015
OUTATIME
Back to the Future day is fast approaching. What better way to spend it than helping a worthy cause. Nice Kicks and The Stndrd have teamed up with Team Fox to bring you the Ultimate BTTF charity event. The show starts on the 17th and everything will be auctioned off online. All proceeds go toward parkinson's research. For more info, please visit http://thestndrd.com/2015/10/07/outatime-a-charity-art-auction/. For the show, I printed a special edition BTTF wanted poster on wood panel. Its a two color hand pulled screen print and measure 12x18.
Thursday, October 25, 2012
8 Bit Video Game Art Show
Here are my two pieces for the upcoming old school video game themed art show at gallery1988 (Venice). The show opens Friday October 26th and runs for about a month.
The first is a four panel acrylic painting on wood. Each panel is 12" x 12". I actually did this piece a couple years ago with the hope that someday it would be a part of g1988's I am 8-bit shows. I'm glad I could finally dust it off and get it out of my basement.
The second piece is a print I just finished up on to go with my koopa toopa series. Its a three color, hand pulled screen print measuring 19" x 12". Both will be on sale through g1988's website at nineteeneightyeight.com
The first is a four panel acrylic painting on wood. Each panel is 12" x 12". I actually did this piece a couple years ago with the hope that someday it would be a part of g1988's I am 8-bit shows. I'm glad I could finally dust it off and get it out of my basement.
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