Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paper. Show all posts

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Original Drawings

Soon I'll be posting, sporadically (hopefully frequently) some original drawings for sale in my ETSY Shop.
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Sunday, May 16, 2010

3 New Prints!





I'm very glad to announce I just released three new Giclee prints available in 13"X19" (limited edition) and 8.5"X11" (open edition) via ETSY!!!

• The Enamored Snail (A new addition to the enamored anima series)
• The Charming Smile (New color version of the original piece created for the Show Curioser & Curioser inspired by Lewis Carroll's ‘Alice's Adventures in Wonderland')
• The Power Of I Between (Originally created for the show New Moon 2010/ Interpretation of the Chinese Zodiac at My Plastic Heart Gallery)

All the prints are signed and numbered by hand and are shipped in stay flat mailer and protected with print protector bag for long-term storage.

For more pictures go to my FLICKR!

Thursday, February 4, 2010

The Power of In Between



New Moon 2010: Interpretations of the Chinese Zodiac, a group art-show taking place at MyPlasticHeart in NY.
My piece is my interpretation of The Dragon and I created a 16"X20" Gicleé cut paper mounted on Panel (unique piece) and 15 limited edition 17"X21" Gicleé Prints on 100% cotton rag archival paper signed and numbered by hand.
Contact the gallery for pricing and availability.



Monday, January 4, 2010

E.W. Letterpress Detail Pics

Surfing in Flickr the other day I stumbled upon in a series of really cool macro pictures of my Enamored Whale Letterpress Print.
I couldn't resist ask the permission to share with you such a wonderful images, I just love the way of how the textures were captured with lighting on the series.
Thank you Danny for buying the print and taking great photos of it!








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Saturday, December 26, 2009

Dragon piece

This is a sneak-peek of a new piece just finished up part of the upcoming group artshow New-Moon 2010, a mixed media show revolving around the theme of the Chinese Zodiac taking place in February at My Plastic Heart gallery in NYC. I'm very glad to be part on this group of 25 handpicked artists from around the world.

My zodiac animal as you can maybe guess is the Dragon and is hand made paper-cut Ultrachrome varnished and mounted on panel.
Stay tuned to see the complete piece.




Sunday, August 30, 2009

TYE at Nucleus Gallery

As some of you guys know I did a contribution for the Terrible Yellow Eyes project and surprisingly my piece made it for the art show that Nucleus Gallery in California is curating along with Cory Godbey. When I received the official notification from the gallery and the invitation to do an extra piece, I couldn't resist the offer so I did it. Here are some pictures of my two paper-cut pieces included in the show this next September 19th till October the 6th.

More pictures can be seen on my Flickr.

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Gicclé & Paper-Cut in a Keepsake Box
Box Size: 14" x 14"




Hangin Around
Gicclé & Paper-Cut in a Keepsake Box
Box Size: 14" x 14"


Thursday, November 1, 2007

Paper Pushers







I was invited to be part of this show at 1988 Gallery in San Francisco, the theme is open but all the works are in paper. I did five new pieces from a series called "Maquinaria Interna" all in coffee and ink on 7X10" paper. Inspired in part by the day of the dead, yes the mexican celebration.

Friday, August 17, 2007

The Imaginarians

A recent solo-show at the Grassy Knoll Gallery. Below you can see a series of some characters I has been exploring more in the "none happy" aesthetic, the pieces are 7"X9" acrylic on paper. This is a tendency I want to explore more.








Monday, April 30, 2007

Tohbee


Tohbee is a little bee-character I did inspired in one of many great stories of a good friend of mine who is a writer and musician, Dale Basye. This piece is acrylic on paper. I like a lot the effect of painting with acrylics on grey tones, probably I'm going to use this technique often.

Friday, April 13, 2007

Minis


When I saw these little frames (4"X5") I couldn't resist purchase them. Now I'm doing special mini-pieces (2.5" X 3.5" Ink & coffee on paper) to fit in these small golden frames, I like they look as those old and kitsch vintage frames for classic paintings but miniatures. This is the first one! I hope create a bunch more for selling.

Sunday, April 8, 2007