Aleix Abellanet

Aleix Abellanet

All printed images from scrap cardboard boxes.

Calvin Seibert

Calvin Seibert

Real quick random inspiration:

Asked how he does it, Calvin responds:

"Practice reveals the limits of the material and then you go right up to the edge."

Nomoco

Nomoco

Also: this video

Silence Television

Silence Television,  
 
 Or rather Gianmarco Magnani.  It's so refined I could kill myself.  Plus he does motorcycles and Akira.

My Latest

Filling up frames for my sister.  The text tells the story of the Milwaukee Bridge War in 1845 when citizens on differing sides of the river were competing for dominance, and destroyed the bridges that linked the two communities together (before Milwaukee proper).  

Yeoh Gh

Yeoh Gh

Fabien Barral

Fabien Barral


My favorites are when he incorporates watercolor splashes with images inside- although his work is strictly digital/ printed.  Such a great blend of colors, always spot on with his swatches.

New Pieces

First testing with watercolors.

Bill Watterson

Nothing more to add.

Agnes Cecile

Agnes Cecile

Great explosions of color, with deeply emotional images.  Her use of a white gel pen to outline the color blobs is also a nice touch.  She also has some nice speed process videos on youtube.

Ben Tour

Ben Tour

Minimalism / grunge awesomeness.  It's not what you can do, but how much you don't.

Neko Gato

Neko Gato

I'm interested in using watercolors for my work these days, and Neko Gato has amazing style.

Latest Works

My mother in-law gave us some pictures she had to sell at our rummage sale last year.  Nobody showed up, so they ended up in our basement.  They were goofy illustrations of kids, but the frames were awesome so I wanted to refill them with my own work and give them back to her.  I ended up doing exploded sushi recipes.

Tuna

 Yellowtail

 Salmon

Old Work

Here's a couple of things that have been sitting in my basement for over a year, but I hadn't finished properly framing or taken pics of them yet.

"Pig roast at Hawkeye Farms"

"Dawn of the Superbike"

New Work

April is Autism awareness month, so I wanted to do something for a friend who has kids with Autism.

8 1/2 x 8 1/2 inches
4 layers