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Showing posts with label retro. Show all posts
Showing posts with label retro. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
3NES Show!
The 3NES show is coming up, premiering at Bottleneck Gallery September 6th in Brooklyn! Here are my three pieces for Metroid, Super Mario and Zelda! Framed prints as well as giclee prints for sale! Hope some of you can make it to the opening! :)
Friday, August 23, 2013
Kraid, Darunia, and Wario Busts
Hey guys! here's my three pieces for the upcoming 3nes show at The Bottleneck Gallery. Since I've already sculpted Motherbrain and Bowser, I decided to go with Kraid and Wario. I also picked Darunia as my Legend of Zelda piece because we all know his dance bit was one of the high points of Ocarina of Time. If you're in the area definitely check out the show LINK
-Cig
http://cigneutron.com
http://bizarroaugogo.com
-Cig
http://cigneutron.com
http://bizarroaugogo.com
Tuesday, January 22, 2013
Dick Tracy
I've been itching to do a Dick Tracy piece, so here is the start of it. More characters to come!
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Iron Man's Day Off
Friday, May 18, 2012
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Thor's Day Off
Ever wonder what the Avengers do when they're not saving the world? Here's a little glimpse into their day off.
Saturday, February 25, 2012
Friday, February 24, 2012
Bag it...
Acrylic on canvas 48" x 30"
Hi my name is Mark Harrison and I'm an illustrator from the UK. This is my first post on the Autumn Society.
Cops eat donuts... I suspect its movie cop cliche but its great fun to paint. This took 5 months of evenings and stems from my love of 80s movies and retro video games.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Harvey Birdman
Monday, January 16, 2012
Friday, November 11, 2011
Saturday, September 17, 2011
8-BIT CHAMPIONS A SUCCESS! (French Connection Complete)
Thomas Olivri (geek-art.net) gets interviewed about 8-BIT CHAMPIONS
More photos coming soon, for now visit Geek-art.net
Friday, July 1, 2011
ROCKETS, ROBOTS, & RAY GUNS
“Rockets, Robots, & Ray Guns will invade Philadelphia on July 1st, 2011 (@ the Jinxed & Toothless Cat gallery). ”RRR“ is a retro sci-fi art show that visually explores the theme of the future that never was... when rockets, robots, & ray guns could destroy you or save your life!”
The art show is curated by local Philadelphia artist/illustrator, Paul Palcko (www.paulpalcko.com), known best for his clown paintings and Clowntastrophe! events. (A joint effort between Palcko and Psydde Delicious of Delicious Boutique).
“Rockets, Robots, and Ray-Guns” is produced by Chogrin, Autumn Society co-founder & gallery coordinator. Chogrin has produced & curated Autumn Society art show like 8-Bit & Beyond, A Dia De los Muertos Art Show, The 3G Show, The 3B Show, and most recently Shell Shock (a Ninja Turtles Tribute).
For further details in attending & to view some of the art for the show, please check out our facebook event page here: http://www.facebook.com/#!/
Opening reception:
Friday July 1st, 2011. 6-10pm.
The Toothless Cat/Jinxed Gallery
Piazza at Schmidt’s
2nd and Germantown Ave.
Philadelphia 19123
(Northern Liberties section)
The Autumn Society (founded in Philadelphia in 2006) is a collective of artists from around the world. From art galleries, art books, to fundraisers the Autumn Society will rise to any creative need or challenge.
The Toothless Cat/Jinxed Gallery is one of the hottest spots for current art culture. Their walls are of the most coveted art surfaces in Philadelphia. The Toothless Cat/Jinxed Gallery is known nationwide.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
3G Pieces: Victorian Style!
Here are my pieces for the upcoming 3G show at Gallery 1988!! I've been a huge fan of the shows and artists that G1988 represents, so I'm really psyched to be a part of this show with the Autumn Society.
These were super fun to make; I was very inspired by old Victorian portraits of children with their pets & dolls, and was thinking about the iconic elements of all three movies that would pair well with children/young adults. And people who know my art know I love drawing/painting ladies and animals, so this was a way to marry the theme with my style.
I wanted to also make them very somber and ornate, like small Victorian cameos, hence the framing technique.
Hope you enjoy!! : D Looking forward to meeting everyone at the opening here in LA!!
These were super fun to make; I was very inspired by old Victorian portraits of children with their pets & dolls, and was thinking about the iconic elements of all three movies that would pair well with children/young adults. And people who know my art know I love drawing/painting ladies and animals, so this was a way to marry the theme with my style.
I wanted to also make them very somber and ornate, like small Victorian cameos, hence the framing technique.
Hope you enjoy!! : D Looking forward to meeting everyone at the opening here in LA!!
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Retro Cartoon Prints
Here are 2 pieces i did as gifts for family and friends for the holidays. It's fun working in this simple style and limited color palette. The end.
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
X-Mensters
In the spirit of the recent merger... here are 2 subjects that are near and dear to my heart... Imagine that for a second; Pixar making a Marvel Comics movie. I child can dream right?
Friday, August 21, 2009
Calling All Seamen...
Here is my latest entry for the Cave Drawing Ink sketch contest. Since I won the last one, I got to choose the theme this time around. And out of all of the choices there were, this was my favorite. However after I picked this topic I realized that even though I absolutely LOVED G.I.Joe toys when I was a wee one, I didn't really know much about them. I mean they were basically my favorite toys. I would have these huge battles with that took over my entire living room floor and fireplace area. Building forts and bases out of all of the VHS tapes we had... oh sweet childhood memories. But back to it, I based my favorites solely on who looked the coolest. I even (dare i say it?!) mixed and matched Joes and Cobras! But I realized I never really watched the cartoon or paid much attention to their names except for a few here and there; Snake Eyes! Seriously though, why would a Special Ops Team really need a ninja?! (besides the fact that ninjas are just cool...) And furthermore, why would their nemesis need one to counter act him? Why wouldn't someone just blow these guys up with a cannon or something?! Well anyways, I took this opportunity to make a cool cartoony WW2 recruiting poster and a side of sexual innuendo (in-your-endo). Well anyways... it's going to be up for voting again along side some other neato pieces in the contest so go vote for me here!Friday, August 7, 2009
The Glory Days
Did this for a sketch jam over at Cave Drawing Ink. I guess I got a little carried away with the idea of 'sketch' but I was told it could be as sketchy to finished as I wanted. Well, the theme was 'Retired Superheros' and I did not want to waste the opportunity for such a cool topic. As the post says above; this piece is titled "The Glory Days". I took a lot of inspiration from The Incredibles here if you hadn't noticed. Man the movie rules... This piece will also be posted over at Cave Drawing Ink as well in competition with a couple of other piece of the same theme... so go vote for me in the contest! I believe you have a chance to win something just for voting... wooo! Oh and my favorite part of this whole piece is the headline of the old framed newspaper. It reads, "Nazi Killer, Cap' Punches Hitler in Face". Now if that headline doesn't sell papers I don't know what does?!
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