Showing posts with label dinosaur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dinosaur. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Dino DNA!
Head on over to Dino-dna.blogspot.com to see some really great Jurassic Park inspired art. Today is the 20th anniversary of the films original debut and I couldn't be happier about being a part of this web show. Below is a peak of my piece, visit the website above to see the whole thing as well as many other great pieces.
Sunday, April 29, 2012
He went extinct for your sins!
Here is my contribution to the upcoming g1988 show "Memes, a tribute to the internet's favorite creations". The show opens this friday at 7020 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90038. Its one of the more ridiculous show ideas in a while and I'm glad I could be a part of it. Its also g1988's 8th anniversary so its sure to be a good time. I had a lot of fun with this project. This handsome Raptor Jesus is a 4 color hand pulled screen print. Show runs for about a month and remember to hide your sin, he's learned to open doors.
Monday, July 18, 2011
Pee-Wee Tribute Show
Doug LaRocca
douglarocca.com
etsy.com/shop/djlaroccaART
Friday, April 1, 2011
Quick Little Doodle Bopper of an Update
"Yo Daddy-O, you one cool cat!"
"Someone's got some big shoes to fill."
"Backyard Royalty"
"I've always looked up to you :)"Just posting some quick spots I did for Tiny Prints. Those'll be out in June for their Father's Day Greeting Card Line.
I've just been experimenting and playing with my style a little more, it's definitely taking a turn that I can dig. Anyways, there's so much I've gotta keep doing...I've been on an art blitz lately! Lots of exciting stuff coming :)
Stay tuned.
-B
Thursday, March 17, 2011
THE AGE OF REPTILES - VIDEO & CLOSING RECEPTION
Be sure to go check the closing reception to the Autumn Society's THE AGE OF REPTILES, tomorrow, FRIDAY, MARCH 18th, only @ PARADIGM GALLERY & STUDIO. If you can't make it, be sure to check out the following video, put together by our awesome friend Isaac Ruth. A special thank-you to Anthony Pedro for putting this show together and to George Armenante for his DINO contribution! More details below!
ABOUT THE AGE OF REPTILES
"Two hundred and forty five million years ago, the Permian extinction event also known as “The Great Dying” took place. It was the greatest mass extinction in earth’s history. With seventy percent of all life wiped out, the stage was set for “The Age of Reptiles.” In this Mesozoic Era reptiles saw the greatest amount of development, these advances would help them become the undisputed rulers of the planet.
Slow moving plant eaters, some weighing in at eighty tons, thundered across plains and trampled forests. Looking on from the shadows, with longing, hungry eyes and bone crushing teeth lurked super killers, scanning the herds for signs of weakness. Some would abandon terrestrial life and take to the skies on wings of skin, or slither into water to conquer the unforgiving seas. Horns, crests, armor, and tails ending in clubs or spikes were all adapted for protection in a world where death came quickly and in many forms.
Sixty six million years ago, in the Southern Hemisphere of North America, a meteorite slams into earth at sixty thousand miles per hour, turning night into day. It unleashes the light of a thousand suns as it vaporizes. Hot mud, dust and boulders are thrown hundreds of miles; waves rise up thousands of feet high and race towards coastlines. Shockwaves cause earthquakes, the horizon glows red as forests and animals burn. Those who survive these horrors face starvation as clouds of dust choke out the sun’s life giving light. The earth is dark.
Dinosaurs had ruled every niche of earth’s ancient landscape for one hundred and fifty million years, eight hundred times that of man. Perhaps that is the reason we are so intrigued by them. Their fossilized remains remind us of what can happen tomorrow.
This February The Autumn Society and Paradigm Gallery team up to bring you “The Age of Reptiles.” A showing of art dedicated to the biggest, baddest, meanest animals ever to inhabit the earth. The Dinosaurs."
Curator
ABOUT PARADIGM GALLERY
Paradigm Gallery + Studio seeks to provide an artistic space for both the visual and performing arts, with a focus on emerging Philadelphia-based artists, and to provide these artists with strong promotional support and individual attention. We strive to make art accessible to the whole community and to give artists freedom to transform space and make it their own. We hope to host events that also give crafts artists and emerging local businesses promotion opportunities.
ABOUT PARADIGM GALLERY
Paradigm Gallery + Studio seeks to provide an artistic space for both the visual and performing arts, with a focus on emerging Philadelphia-based artists, and to provide these artists with strong promotional support and individual attention. We strive to make art accessible to the whole community and to give artists freedom to transform space and make it their own. We hope to host events that also give crafts artists and emerging local businesses promotion opportunities.
ABOUT THE AUTUMN SOCIETY
The Autumn Society is a collective of Illustrators, Painters, Cartoonists, & Designers from around the world, that post & share their art regularly on www.theautumnsociety.com.
Art galleries, zines, coloring books, art books, comic conventions, and fundraisers, the Autumn Society will rise to any creative need or challenge.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Age of Reptiles
Hey Autumn Society!
It's been a while since my last post, but that's only because I've been busier than ever before. Lots of stuff for the Bongo Zeptobrewery, and a handful of shows.
Notably, Anthony Pedro invited me to participate in the Age of Reptiles show at Paradigm Gallery recently. I'm finally getting around to posting my piece on here; process shots on my blog.
The opening had a fantastic turnout, and I'd like to thank everyone for coming to see it.
Notably, Anthony Pedro invited me to participate in the Age of Reptiles show at Paradigm Gallery recently. I'm finally getting around to posting my piece on here; process shots on my blog.
The opening had a fantastic turnout, and I'd like to thank everyone for coming to see it.
Oh yea, I will also have prints available at the closing reception. Full size, full color on super-thin rice paper
Disturbed Burial
ink & watercolor, 11"x15"
Friday, February 25, 2011
THE AGE OF REPTILES (TONIGHT)!
Come and join us tonight, for the Autumn Society's first art show of 2011, THE AGE OF REPTILES! Tonight, only at PARADIGM GALLERY, starting @ 6pm!!!
ABOUT THE AGE OF REPTILES
ABOUT THE AGE OF REPTILES
"Two hundred and forty five million years ago, the Permian extinction event also known as “The Great Dying” took place. It was the greatest mass extinction in earth’s history. With seventy percent of all life wiped out, the stage was set for “The Age of Reptiles.” In this Mesozoic Era reptiles saw the greatest amount of development, these advances would help them become the undisputed rulers of the planet.
Slow moving plant eaters, some weighing in at eighty tons, thundered across plains and trampled forests. Looking on from the shadows, with longing, hungry eyes and bone crushing teeth lurked super killers, scanning the herds for signs of weakness. Some would abandon terrestrial life and take to the skies on wings of skin, or slither into water to conquer the unforgiving seas. Horns, crests, armor, and tails ending in clubs or spikes were all adapted for protection in a world where death came quickly and in many forms.
Sixty six million years ago, in the Southern Hemisphere of North America, a meteorite slams into earth at sixty thousand miles per hour, turning night into day. It unleashes the light of a thousand suns as it vaporizes. Hot mud, dust and boulders are thrown hundreds of miles; waves rise up thousands of feet high and race towards coastlines. Shockwaves cause earthquakes, the horizon glows red as forests and animals burn. Those who survive these horrors face starvation as clouds of dust choke out the sun’s life giving light. The earth is dark.
Dinosaurs had ruled every niche of earth’s ancient landscape for one hundred and fifty million years, eight hundred times that of man. Perhaps that is the reason we are so intrigued by them. Their fossilized remains remind us of what can happen tomorrow.
This February The Autumn Society and Paradigm Gallery team up to bring you “The Age of Reptiles.” A showing of art dedicated to the biggest, baddest, meanest animals ever to inhabit the earth. The Dinosaurs."
Curator
ABOUT PARADIGM GALLERY
Paradigm Gallery + Studio seeks to provide an artistic space for both the visual and performing arts, with a focus on emerging Philadelphia-based artists, and to provide these artists with strong promotional support and individual attention. We strive to make art accessible to the whole community and to give artists freedom to transform space and make it their own. We hope to host events that also give crafts artists and emerging local businesses promotion opportunities.
ABOUT PARADIGM GALLERY
Paradigm Gallery + Studio seeks to provide an artistic space for both the visual and performing arts, with a focus on emerging Philadelphia-based artists, and to provide these artists with strong promotional support and individual attention. We strive to make art accessible to the whole community and to give artists freedom to transform space and make it their own. We hope to host events that also give crafts artists and emerging local businesses promotion opportunities.
ABOUT THE AUTUMN SOCIETY
The Autumn Society is a collective of Illustrators, Painters, Cartoonists, & Designers from around the world, that post & share their art regularly on www.theautumnsociety.com.
Art galleries, zines, coloring books, art books, comic conventions, and fundraisers, the Autumn Society will rise to any creative need or challenge.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
The Egg Thief
Tomorrow night, 6PM, Paradigm Gallery at 2020 South St., Phila PA! Be there or be square. And if you can't be there tomorrow, check it out anytime until the closing reception on March 18th! (Scroll down for the event flyer)
The Egg Thief
16" x 20" acrylic on wood
www.JSinquett.com
jaclyn@jsinquett.com
908-783-7876
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Scutosaurus Meat Chart - By JP Flexner of NODIVISION
My contribution to the age of reptiles show is this chart detailing the retail meat break down of your average pareiasaur dinosaur, in this case the Scutosaurus... I would imagine the taste of dinosaur being a mix of alligator and buffalo...
I screen printed a short run of only 25 of these 2 color prints on 19"x25" Cougar ultra white 100lb cover stock... so come to the AGE OF REPTILES show this Friday at Paradigm and treat yourself to an archival limited edition print nerd boner!!
Ill have them up on my etsy page tomorrow morning as well for you out-of-townees (2/23/11)
Over & Out | JP
Monday, February 7, 2011
THE AGE OF REPTILES (ANNOUNCEMENT)
2011 is going to be a monumental year for the Autumn Society.
We have so much planned and in progress, that you might not be able to keep up! That being said, we're starting the year in a BIG way. And what better way than with a DINOSAUR art show! No artist can resist drawing these guys! Since we were kids Dinosaurs have always been a key part to our imaginations.
Autumn Society Elder, Anthony Pedro has put together a massive show with some massive artists! Ever since Anthony and I were in art school, I always begged him to paint a Dinosaur series, due to his epic and painterly style. Now almost 4 years later, that day is almost upon us.
We're also working with PARADIGM Gallery (www.paradigm-gallery.com) for the first time, and from all the buzz & amazing art shows they've put together, we're very excited to be working with them. On that note we will also be presenting another art show with PARADIGM in October, but more on that later.
Since PARADIGM has limited space, we had to limit our number of artists in the show, but we do invite & encourage everyone to post & share your own depictions of these gigantic wonders here on the Autumn blog!
-Chogrin
Please read below for more details on this amazing show!
We have so much planned and in progress, that you might not be able to keep up! That being said, we're starting the year in a BIG way. And what better way than with a DINOSAUR art show! No artist can resist drawing these guys! Since we were kids Dinosaurs have always been a key part to our imaginations.
Autumn Society Elder, Anthony Pedro has put together a massive show with some massive artists! Ever since Anthony and I were in art school, I always begged him to paint a Dinosaur series, due to his epic and painterly style. Now almost 4 years later, that day is almost upon us.
We're also working with PARADIGM Gallery (www.paradigm-gallery.com) for the first time, and from all the buzz & amazing art shows they've put together, we're very excited to be working with them. On that note we will also be presenting another art show with PARADIGM in October, but more on that later.
Since PARADIGM has limited space, we had to limit our number of artists in the show, but we do invite & encourage everyone to post & share your own depictions of these gigantic wonders here on the Autumn blog!
-Chogrin
Please read below for more details on this amazing show!
ABOUT THE AGE OF REPTILES
"Two hundred and forty five million years ago, the Permian extinction event also known as “The Great Dying” took place. It was the greatest mass extinction in earth’s history. With seventy percent of all life wiped out, the stage was set for “The Age of Reptiles.” In this Mesozoic Era reptiles saw the greatest amount of development, these advances would help them become the undisputed rulers of the planet.
Slow moving plant eaters, some weighing in at eighty tons, thundered across plains and trampled forests. Looking on from the shadows, with longing, hungry eyes and bone crushing teeth lurked super killers, scanning the herds for signs of weakness. Some would abandon terrestrial life and take to the skies on wings of skin, or slither into water to conquer the unforgiving seas. Horns, crests, armor, and tails ending in clubs or spikes were all adapted for protection in a world where death came quickly and in many forms.
Sixty six million years ago, in the Southern Hemisphere of North America, a meteorite slams into earth at sixty thousand miles per hour, turning night into day. It unleashes the light of a thousand suns as it vaporizes. Hot mud, dust and boulders are thrown hundreds of miles; waves rise up thousands of feet high and race towards coastlines. Shockwaves cause earthquakes, the horizon glows red as forests and animals burn. Those who survive these horrors face starvation as clouds of dust choke out the sun’s life giving light. The earth is dark.
Dinosaurs had ruled every niche of earth’s ancient landscape for one hundred and fifty million years, eight hundred times that of man. Perhaps that is the reason we are so intrigued by them. Their fossilized remains remind us of what can happen tomorrow.
This February The Autumn Society and Paradigm Gallery team up to bring you “The Age of Reptiles.” A showing of art dedicated to the biggest, baddest, meanest animals ever to inhabit the earth. The Dinosaurs."
Curator
ABOUT PARADIGM GALLERY
Paradigm Gallery + Studio seeks to provide an artistic space for both the visual and performing arts, with a focus on emerging Philadelphia-based artists, and to provide these artists with strong promotional support and individual attention. We strive to make art accessible to the whole community and to give artists freedom to transform space and make it their own. We hope to host events that also give crafts artists and emerging local businesses promotion opportunities.
ABOUT PARADIGM GALLERY
Paradigm Gallery + Studio seeks to provide an artistic space for both the visual and performing arts, with a focus on emerging Philadelphia-based artists, and to provide these artists with strong promotional support and individual attention. We strive to make art accessible to the whole community and to give artists freedom to transform space and make it their own. We hope to host events that also give crafts artists and emerging local businesses promotion opportunities.
ABOUT THE AUTUMN SOCIETY
The Autumn Society is a collective of Illustrators, Painters, Cartoonists, & Designers from around the world, that post & share their art regularly on www.theautumnsociety.com.
Art galleries, zines, coloring books, art books, comic conventions, and fundraisers, the Autumn Society will rise to any creative need or challenge.
Friday, November 26, 2010
Carlos Araujo in American Illustration 29
Hello everybody!
I would like to share a good news with you guys... My illustration "Rampage" was chosen to be part of the American Illustration 29! I'm very happy to be part of it...!
Inspired by the mood of old sci-fi comic book adventures and initially created for self-promotion, Rampage was so popular that I decided to make it available as a high quality, Giclee print (18,7" x 24,6").
People who are outside Brazil and are interested in buying a Rampage print, please send me a message: carlos[at]silbachstation[dot]com
See ya!
Carlos Araujo
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www.silbachstation.com
Twitter: twitter.com/silbachstation
I would like to share a good news with you guys... My illustration "Rampage" was chosen to be part of the American Illustration 29! I'm very happy to be part of it...!
Inspired by the mood of old sci-fi comic book adventures and initially created for self-promotion, Rampage was so popular that I decided to make it available as a high quality, Giclee print (18,7" x 24,6").
People who are outside Brazil and are interested in buying a Rampage print, please send me a message: carlos[at]silbachstation[dot]com
See ya!
Carlos Araujo
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www.silbachstation.com
Twitter: twitter.com/silbachstation
Monday, June 28, 2010
Friday, June 26, 2009
Happy Birthday Autumn Society!!
Howdy, house hunting (and buying!) has taken up a lot of my time lately so not much new on the art front. I did design a team jersey for when me and my buds ride in the ms150 this year. Super Stoked for the final product to come in. If anybody would like to donate to help fight MS (even if its a dollar) you can find my donation page Here.
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