Showing posts with label pop art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pop art. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 13, 2022

Snorlax Drawing by Bryan Collins


Thanks to the cool folks at the Woké Poké shop in Saint Augustine, FL I have a reason to make new Pokémon art on a regular basis. They have ALL of my Pokémon prints for sale in the store, as well as a few originals. If you're into the Pokémon trading card game, definitely go there! There are tables set up all around, and there's always someone playing or waiting for a challenger. The store does buy-sell-trade too, so bring your extras and pick up some rare and powerful cards to add to your deck. While you're there, check out this original Snorlax drawing on display, and tell them Bryan sent you.

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Thursday, October 17, 2019

Edgar Allan Poe Shirts now available



I am very pleased to announce that the Edgar Allan Poe shirts which I began drawing for in April of 2018 are finally available in my Etsy shop. These beauties are printed on super soft, Bella+Canvas unisex tees which are 100% airlume combed and ring-spun cotton, sweatshop-free and eco friendly. You're going to love the fit and feel. As always, these shirts are limited edition so when a size is sold out, it's gone for good. Click over to bryancollins.etsy.com and order yours today.



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Monday, March 4, 2019

Bowser Just Added on Etsy




Keeping with my current enormous task of getting more prints to you through my Etsy shop, today I have added Bowser. These 100% cotton prints look so much like the original, they could get confused side by side. The original work was made with ink and watercolor on mixed media paper so these textured prints made with archival ink are some of the highest quality reproductions I've ever made. If you like him, head over to www.bryancollins.etsy.com to grab one for yourself.

Tuesday, January 30, 2018

July Challenge 26

Gus the Hitchhiking Ghost
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This weekend I am going to Disney World with my family. Two of my three kids have never been, and one ride I'll be sure to take them on is the Haunted Mansion. I remember going there as a teenager and thinking that if given the opportunity, I could live in that mansion full time. I imagined making my house look like a cross between the Disney Haunted Mansion and the mansion from Edward Scissorhands. The problem with this currently is that we live in Florida and painting a house black or dark gray is asking for an $800 electric bill each month to keep it cool. Not to mention my retired neighbors are all suspicious of why I don't "leave" for work during the week already. If I worked from home in a black house with strange landscaping and creepy music drifting out of the open windows in the fall I think we would be bombarded on Halloween and avoided like the plague the rest of the year. Of course, it might drive property taxes down...

This piece was created as part of my 2017 July Art Challenge. The original work is Pigma Micron Pens and Windsor and Newton watercolor on Strathmore 400 Series Mixed Media Paper.

As always, thank you for your support.
~Bryan

Thursday, January 25, 2018

July Art Challenge 24

Davy Jones



Davy Jones was a very memorable character from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies. The CGI was so incredible that I just couldn't take my eyes off of him as the tentacles squirmed all over his face. This 5"x7" ink and watercolor illustration was created as part of Disney Week in my 2017 July Art Challenge. The original is sold but signed 5"x7" archival cotton prints are available for just $9 plus shipping (USA only). If you're a Davy Jones fan I'd love to send you one of these extremely high quality textured prints. Just click the Buy Now button above for secure PayPal checkout.

Thanks for your support,
~Bryan

Monday, March 3, 2008

"The Third One in This" limited edition prints

"The Third One in This"
20"x16" Giclee on watercolor paper
Limited Edition of 25, Signed and numbered
$150 at www.bryandrinkscoffee.com

25 limited edition prints of "The Third One in This" have been released. The prints are giclee on archival watercolor paper. They measure 20"x16", plus a 1/2" white border for matting. The original acrylic painting also measures 20"x16" and is available. Each print is hand signed and numbered. You may message me or visit www.bryandrinkscoffee.com to purchase one.