Genius Wall Art
184 creative works found
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1 x Signed original / on Canvas available. / 1 Mtrs Square / $ 1000 + GST / Ink on Canvas / or click to buy a print from Red Bubble Can be provided as T Shirt also / Or click below to purchase a great non signed well priced print to your size requirements
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For those that know a comedy genius when you see one! / If you like this then why not check out the T-shirt version. / Or check out the full shadow series here
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Sometimes there is humanity within abstraction. I’m not sure the proper way to put it, but this, of all my art, bears my humanity. It may seem odd that I consider this myself as other… but the it no rule dictating if other must be human, fantastical, or pure energy upon paper. I consider this to be myself, simply ripped apart and dug into deeply. / This may look like nothing, but it actually was one of the most intensive experiences I’ve had in the visual arts. I find a bit of direction and even peace in it, though its colors are those of anger and melancholy. I chose to post it because I believe in the soul of a work of art, and know for sure that souls, those not inborn, must develop by rubbing off of another through regular interaction – something can be the most magnificent picture/painting in the world, but it is as empty as laser-pigment on bleached printer paper if it came in a flash… likewise the worst image imaginable may have a deepness to shame the ocean if it was danced with for weeks, months, years… there is notable merit in beauty alone, sure, but a soul is often required to speak freely to others.
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She is a little to smart and a little spooky.
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Inspired by one of my all time favorite artists…..Edward Gorey. /
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Hunter Thompson should really require no introduction. Quite simply put, he was THE man. But, if you don’t already know him, I guess now you do. The day the news of his apparent suicide broke was the first time a ‘celebrity’ death ever hit me like a sack of bricks. The only other one to’ve effected me in a similar way was that of Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. (Who, I imagine, will be another subject of mine, soon enough.) This man was and is one of my go-to guys, one of my all-time heroes in life. Another one-hour portrait. Oils on 8” x 10” canvas panel.
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Humor…............... For those of you whom are not trapped within the confines of a SMALL mind
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Coltrane / Coltrane / Sheet Music Featured in the Group: Jazzed Up Art / Featured in the Group: Live, Love, Dream / Featured in the Group: Album Art the Way It Could Have Been / Featured in the Group: Show Me a Sign Part of the Thinkers/Genius Series Companion Works: A Pocket Full of Stones / I Think / Revolutionary / What Thoughts I Have of You Tonight, Walt Whitman /
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I was walking past the Steinway Store in New York City yesterday and was taken by the piano being built. So I snapped a few shots and it got me thinking. My grandfather was a self-taught ragtime piano player. You’d hum a tune and he’d play it. Same with my father and his four sisters. From the time I was 5 there was always a piano in my home. All this thinking about pianos and piano players led me to think about Art Tatum. Blind in one eye and partially blind in the other, Art Tatum exemplified genius. No one, my da would say could grace the keys like Art Tatum. He was the first to tell me what was often spoken when Tatum played, “God’s in the room.” This one’s for my da, who’s keeping time with Art Tatum in heaven. Here’s a link to Art Tatum playing Image of Tatum 1 / Image of Tatum 2 Background Layer: AASPN MBSlate Gray 7 Featured in the Group: PixElations – The Art of Photoshop / Featured in the Group: Show Me a Sign / Featured in the Group: * Irish Eyes * ! / / Part of the Thinkers/Genius Series Nausicäa / Pocket Full of Stones / And I Am Apple Orchard / Sam I Am / The Human Condition / So What / A Love Supreme / I Think / Revolutionary / What Thoughts I Have of You Tonight, Walt Whitman / Wild Nights! Wild Nights! / From the Fire: Zora Neale Hurston / Give Peace a Chance /
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Georgia O’Keeffe wrote, ””Nobody sees a flower – really – it is so small it takes time – we haven’t time – and to see takes time, like having a friend takes time.” I think this is a significant quality of genius: the capacity and the will to look deeply at the ordinary, imagine it as other, and compose a re-presentation that allows the viewer/listener/reader to feel other. Image of O’Keeffe / Image of O’Keeffe / Detail from Poppies Featured in the Group: The Sisterhood / Featured in the Group: All, in Editing / Featured in the Group: !Inspired Art! / Featured in the Group: Show Me a Sign Part of the Thinkers/Genius Series From the Fire: Zora Neale Hurston / Give Peace a Chance / Nausicäa / Pocket Full of Stones / And I Am Apple Orchard / Sam I Am / The Human Condition / So What / A Love Supreme / I Think / Revolutionary / What Thoughts I Have of You Tonight, Walt Whitman / Wild Nights! Wild Nights! / Piano Starts Here /
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Artist Tom Sena brings his innovative “inkrub” technique to redbubble with this latest image from his “Urban Dancer” Series. Titled, ”#497”, this impressive work measures 40” x 32” as an original, and involves printmaking and white conte on newspaper.Rep the streets with this exclusive image…
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Another piece from artist Tom Sena’s “Urban Dancer” Series, highlighting the best of today’s hottest b-boy & b-girl crews. Grab it now and rep the streets…created with Sena’s innovative “inkrub” technique, graphite, colored pastel, and white conte on collaged lined paper.
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Part of Sena’s “Wave Riders” series , paying homage to the riders of giants throughout the world…utilizing his innovatie “inkrub” printmaking technique, as well as graphite and acrylic. Featured piece in group Water Sports.
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In honor of the late Audrey Hepburn, a fabulous actress and even greater humanitarian. Part of my “Icons” Series, the first series to utilize my innovative “inkrub” printmaking technique. Also utilizes graphite, conte, and pastel on top of collaged newspaper.
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The very first large-scale inkrub I ever pulled, and the first of the “Icons” Series…captures part of the opening sequence in the original “Godfather”...created using inkub,graphite,and white conte on collaged newspaper. Featured in “Get Art Promoted”.
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The Fab Four as we all remember them…a tribute to the most influential band in all of music, The Beatles…part of the “Icons” Series…created with inkrub, graphite, and white conte on collaged lined composition paper.
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Celebrating the iconic image of Rocky Balboa and wife Adrian after his bout with Apollo Creed…part of the “Icons” Series…created with inkrub, white conte, blue pastel, black graphite on collaged newspaper…original measures 32”x40”. Featured piece in Admit One-Movie Art
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A small scale inkrub print of my favorite icon, James Dean…with airbrush, graphite and white conte on paper…original measures 10”x8”.
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Ever wonder what it all means? Energy = mass x the speed of light squared…. But why should that mean anything? Learn all about the world’s most famous equation here / Played with my sketch a bit, I liked the colour in this one. You can check out the Original Drawing HERE / This image is available on a T Shirt on Zazzle.com.au / Check it Out here My Bubblesite / My Blog / My Zazzle Shop Some Favourites of the Moment
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2008, Acrylic on Canvas, 24” x 18” Leonardo DaVinci must have been quite the character to have at a dinner party. I’m sure his conversations sparked some rather awkward moments as well, simply because his way of thinking was different than that of the general population. Hmmm… maybe a case of Aspergers Syndrome? Some would probably call him “weird”; others “genius”. Either way, he was one of the most influential people in history. And his most famous work, The Vitruvian Man, is in essence a measuring tool for the human form. Applied to sheep, it sets a standard of proportions and silliness, which is why Baaa Vinci is the painting which begins by Sheep Incognito book. I used earthy, old-world colors to give it the aged feel of antique paper. My favorite part is the the paunchy belly of this guy – quite contrary to the old fashioned, six-pack that DaVinci’s guy had. Meet the new beauty standard. I’ve been asked what the writing at the top of the painting means. Well, in true sheep manner they’ve followed the master and wrote Baaah, baaah, baaah maaah, maaah baaahbabamah, baaamaaah, in mirrored writing there…. It must be something about the hidden agenda of Sheep Incognito.
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Taken in Casa Battlo in Barcelona. Always promised myself that this time I would go inside Gaudi’s buildings Canon 50D with 18-270mm Tamron lens
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This statue, named The Genius of Architecture is in West Princes Street Gardens, Edinburgh, Scotland. It shows a crowned woman with two male kilted children at her feet. One shows plans for approval whilst the other kneels to apply mortar to a pillar. It represents the crowning of the theory and practice of Art. Edinburgh Castle can be seen in the background. Designed in 1862 by William Brodie 1815- 1881 (not to be confused with the infamous William Deacon Brodie) the statue was not unveiled until 1891 ten years after the artists’ death. Brodie was a prolific sculptor and is responsible for a number of statues in Edinburgh and Glasgow including James Young Simpson also in West Princes Street Gardens and the bronze statue of Greyfriar’s Bobby outside Greyfriars Kirk. Camera: Canon EOS 450D (Digital Rebel XSi in the USA) / Canon 18-55mm IS lens BEST VIEWED LARGER Three bracketed JPGs converted to HDR in Photomatix. Some perspective correction in Photoshop Elements. Related shots can be found at: Edinburgh or you can look at all my HDR shots. Featured in : Statues and Such : 10 Nov 09
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My take on a song thats currently haunting me – Regina Spekter’s “Genius Next Door”. Her lyrics are often enigmatic, apparently she prefers for the listener to use their imagination regarding the topic rather than giving it all away. For me, the song is sadness in duality – for the environment, and the youth of today. Please watch the video below:
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