Anila Quayyum Agha transforms a room with one light bulb within a carved wooden box.
via My Modern Met
Anila Quayyum Agha transforms a room with one light bulb within a carved wooden box.
via My Modern Met
Mariele Neudecker creates atmospheric environments in aquariums.
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles show “Turtles in Time,” sponsored by Nickelodeon and curated by Chogrin, opens Friday, October 3rd at Bottleneck Gallery in Brooklyn. My contribution for the show is the second in a series of Samurai Turtle Warriors. This Giclee print has been transformed into a monoprint with gold leafing pen details.
I’ll be exhibiting Thursday, Friday and Saturday at this year’s Austin Comic Con. If you’re in town and attending, find ChetArt in the Artist Alley section, Table D38.
If you’re in San Antonio this weekend, be sure to attend the Alamo City Comic Con. ChetArt will be there in the small publisher’s section near Artist Alley, booth 819.
Earlier this year I took part in a tribute art show to the films of Joe Dante and Roger Corman, titled “The Kings of Cult.” My tribute to Roger Corman was based on his classic “The Pit and the Pendulum” starring the great Vincent Price. Thanks to the stellar promotional efforts of The Hero Complex Gallery, news of my piece found its way to Victoria Price, Vincent’s daughter. She was developing a signature line of wines with the Edgar Allan Poe theme that her father was so famous for with his unforgettable performances. After providing some compositional adjustments and the title, I transformed my original piece into the “Bartolome Red” label. Also in the collection are the artistic talents of Gris Grimly, Abigail Larson and Aaron Lea.
Sandro Miller recreates iconic photos using John Malkovich. via The Inspiration
Countrylife #3: night from Aude Danset. Illustrations by Andrea Manzatti.
Visit Alex Pardee’s blog for his full “Cabin In The Woods” tribute.
Postcards For Ants project by Lorraine Loots.
Butter Fingers from J-Scott
Caroline Slotte carves intricate holes in ceramic plates to create dioramas.
Finally, the proper container for enjoying strawberry Jello. via Firebox
Beautifully layered laser cut wood sculptures by Martin Tomsky.
“South Seas Popeye”–Chet Phillips
Hero Complex Gallery presents “Strong to the Finich! An Official Popeye Tribute Art Show” with an opening on Friday September 5th. I’m proud to be a part of this great event, celebrating the 85th anniversary of the squinty-eyed, spinach eating icon. The show is curated by Chogrin and is in collaboration with King Features Syndicate. My contribution (above) is titled: “South Seas Popeye.”
I’ve posted about Wang 2mu’s work in the past. Check out the electric fun of this animated poster.
Michael Kerbow creates nightmarish future visions with his surreal paintings.
I had the pleasure of meeting fellow exhibitor James Clark at SDCC 2014. He hired me to work up an illustration and design for a banner that showcased his various talents. James requested a frog and ukulele with a turn-of-the-century Victorian feel. The resulting character (above) came about. Be sure to check out his wide array of creative talents HERE.