199 (Hundred Dreams at Once)
I completed this painting at the end of 2018, which marked the beginning of a new body of work where I layered fragments of circle designs in multiple color gradients.
It is made of acrylic paint on canvas, measuring 60" x 48." I exhibited this work in Chicago at Free Range Gallery in May of 2019.
Submitted by Cole Pierce from Chicago
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African-Inspired Hand-Painted Glass Bottles.
The Habit of Healing is an ongoing project capturing moments of life, of rebirth and of hope. These images, created just before and during the COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 chronicle the ongoing natural process of death, decomposition, regeneration, and growth.
This is a composition I created to reflect the year we have dealt with so far, only three months in.
Submitted by Authentic Enterprises LLC from Chicago
A stylistic view of Chicago.
Artwork that empowers the human spirit, and explores the relativity of interactions through silence and time.
This artist has exhibited at Colby Gallery (Pilsen), amongst other venues.
I make kites using split bamboo to construct a lattice frame and then cover the frame with cotton duck and "size" the fabric onto the frame.
This composition was inspired by the palette of the Pacific ocean, rocky desert landscapes and textures of sea life.
Long story short, we sell art and make kick-ass murals! Chicago Truborn works with local and international artists alike—most of whom paint predominantly with aerosol.
There are different intentions for planting seeds and will produce many different results.
The subject for this pencil drawing is a fallen Douglas Fir tree that I saw after five days of hiking in Oregon.