Wednesday, December 23, 2015
Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Ann Bond
Hola lovers
Mega dish Julia Haltigan is debuting a new show with a new stage persona Ann Bond, this Friday May 22 and next Friday May 29, 11:30 pm at Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
I designed the poster, and the original art will be for sale at the show!!!
Wear something of the era (Mad Men) and come say hello to me!
Mega dish Julia Haltigan is debuting a new show with a new stage persona Ann Bond, this Friday May 22 and next Friday May 29, 11:30 pm at Rockwood Music Hall Stage 3
I designed the poster, and the original art will be for sale at the show!!!
Wear something of the era (Mad Men) and come say hello to me!
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Cast Ginger Kearns as Easter in American Gods!
Myself and some fellow artists have made fan art for the interwebz in the hopes that the producers of the Starz television adaptation of American Gods will consider Ginger Kearns (Sleep No More, Boardwalk Empire) for the part of curvy San Francisco goddess Easter.
please share this art! and tweet/tumble/instagram your favorite art to @neilhimself @BryanFuller @FremantleMedia @Starz_channel and demand that Ginger Kearns (Sleep No More, Boardwalk Empire) be seen for the role of Easter in the television adaptation of American Gods
If you are an artist and want to contribute a piece please do! email aekieren@gmail.com if you have questions
please share this art! and tweet/tumble/instagram your favorite art to @neilhimself @BryanFuller @FremantleMedia @Starz_channel and demand that Ginger Kearns (Sleep No More, Boardwalk Empire) be seen for the role of Easter in the television adaptation of American Gods
If you are an artist and want to contribute a piece please do! email aekieren@gmail.com if you have questions
by Kaitlin Koch
by Clay Rodery
My name is Clay Rodery, and I make pictures for a living. I was born and raised in Houston, Texas, just down the street from NASA Mission Control, which accounts for a good portion of my personal subject matter. A lot of my work is about conflict, and while I might allude to it, the resolution is not always in the picture as well. I want to challenge the audience, to make the hairs stand up on the back of your spine, to place you right in the heart of some mysterious other world. I’ve done work for the New York Times, the Atlantic, HBO, the New Republic, California Sunday Magazine, among others. Now sit down and enjoy the show.
by Alex Khalifa
Alex Khalifa is a visual artist and illustrator currently based in Brooklyn, NY. Taking inspiration from plants, automata, and gothic novels, he depicts unexpected and often severe beauty. His work can be seen at alexkhalifa.com.
by Michael Chabot
Detroit’s suburban step-child, Michael Chabot, is a fabulous up and coming illustrator, art educator, and publisher. His extremely detailed ink drawings invite viewers into a space of open nostalgia and sometimes painful laughter. After he persuades his seemingly feral son to go to sleep for the night, Michael enjoys making coloring books, applying for public art projects, and collaborating on books with his fellow creatives. Find more of his work at CreateNewWorlds.com
also by Clay Rodery
by Jessica Newberry
Jessica Newberry is an illustrator, theorist and designer. She is completing an M.A in Aesthetics and Politics at the California Institute for the Arts and currently abides in the city of Detroit, where she works as an artist and an educator. She collaborated on the creation of the arts journal Detroit Research, which received a Kresge Foundation grant for its publication in 2014. She can usually be found at home in her studio or at school with her marvelous students.
This is my piece.
And you all know all about me, don't you team?
Again, please share and post these images! thats what they were made for! Shout it to the heavens!
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Monday, December 8, 2014
For The Time Being
Oh Hi
in November I was invited to contribute to a pop-up show called For The Time Being at Bishop Gallery in Brooklyn
These 5 images were created live, during the 3-hour exhibition. They are portraits of other contributing artists
The numbers in the lower left hand corner correspond with how many glasses of wine I had had
in November I was invited to contribute to a pop-up show called For The Time Being at Bishop Gallery in Brooklyn
These 5 images were created live, during the 3-hour exhibition. They are portraits of other contributing artists
The numbers in the lower left hand corner correspond with how many glasses of wine I had had
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
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