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I love participating in the SF Pancakes & Booze Art Show–awesome artists, great crowd, and a fantastic atmosphere 🙂 Here are some pics from this weekend’s Pancakes & Booze Underground Art Show at 111 Minna Gallery on the ShaireProductions FACEBOOK ALBUM.
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“Forgotten Innocence” is a mixed media illustration of delicate skeletal cherubs holding on to the beauty and dangerousness of nature. This was inspired by macabre Victorian creations, mythology and the stunning Renaissance paintings of Italian masters.
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I’ve always loved vinyl records, iconic objects of great musical exploration and nostalgia. This piece is a combination of an older 7″ 45 RPM vinyl record and the newer 12″ 33â…“ RMP vinyl, with an overlay of metallic paints and a jewelry embellishment. The outward pattern is an abstract zentangle style, surrounding a circular abstract rose illustration. To get to this point, I went through several experiments on vinyl and a few trips to Rasputins record store but it was all well worth it. 🙂
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Casual snaps from the Mission District of San Francisco.
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Sherrie Thai/ Shaireproductions.com Prints
Alli Hawkes Oil Paintings
Justin Herbst’s Horror Mask
Alan Khum’s Skull Painting
Taxidermy from Justine Kessler
Louie Hidalgo’s Art
Here are some pics from the Uncultivated Vulgarity III Art Show from this past Saturday (organized by Taryn Ortiz of Missy D Photos). Art featured here are by yours truly and uber cool dark artists: Alli Hawkes, Justin Herbst, Alan Khum, Justine Kessler and Louie Hidalgo.
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Inspired by dark fantasy and watching too many episodes of American Horror Story and NBC’s Hannibal, “Excelsius Trio” crawled into my mind. Its ethereal quality captures the mysterious beauty and potential darkness of the supernatural. This Illustration was created with pen, graphite and digital coloring.