Showing posts with label bizarre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bizarre. Show all posts

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Daily Drawing 24



Happy Blob (daily drawing 24) - 5"x7" spray paint, ball point pen, and permanent marker on bristol.

God bless,
Bryan

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Sunday, September 25, 2011

Monster Paintings for It's ALIVE!!!


Blue Fuzzy Monster (Untitled) - 3.5"x3.5" acrylic on 3/4" thick pine
AVAILABLE at $45


Funky Monster (Untitled) - 3.5"x3.5" acrylic on 3/4" thick pine
AVAILABLE at $45


Skeleton with Bird - 3.5"x6" acrylic on 3/4" thick pine
SOLD


Sasquatch with Fawn - 6"x10" acrylic on panel (Framed with Gold custom frame.)
AVAILABLE at $195

Lately I've been back into monsters, especially since I am showing work in the "It's ALIVE!!!" exhibit at Rendition Gallery. I love monster portraits because their expressions are so interpretive and the ability to play with color on them is limitless. Three of the four pieces above have been painted on upcycled wood from one of my home improvement projects! The above pieces are available for pre-purchase, meaning they may be purchased now, exhibited at Rendition for "It's ALIVE!!!" as SOLD work, then shipped to you after the show. Each sold piece will be shipped after November 2nd. To purchase, email bryan@bacstudio.com and ask for a Paypal invoice for the piece(s) you like.
God bless,
Bryan A. Collins

www.bacstudio.com
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Thursday, February 24, 2011

Two New Monsters

As promised, I have been concentrating on 2D pieces again and only working on custom toys when commissioned to do so. I've also been trying to cut back on my time with the Playstation 3 at night, as it was starting to suck up my creativity.

I recently was asked to give a presentation of my art to a local elementary school. They wanted me to demonstrate a painting. With a limited time schedule, I was only able to lay down some basics. I started the piece you see below and after the presentation, took it back to the studio and finished up.


"The Camera Man Said 'Smile'"
7"x9" acrylic on canvas

A couple of days later I wanted to get another monster out of my head so I challenged myself to do something I don't think I've ever done; Start and finish a painting in one session. Even though the panel I chose to work on was only 3.75"x3.75", completing any type of project in a single sitting is very difficult for me. However, despite the challenge, I overcame and created the piece you see below.


"Little Black Star"
3.75"x3.75" acrylic on panel.

Both of these guys are sold, but I have another monster painting in progress. It's a piece that I am trying to work on between commissions so it may be a while before I get it finished but when I do, I will post it on this blog.

Comments welcome!

God bless,

Bryan A. Collins

www.bacstudio.com
Twitter - @useeverycolor
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