Here's the second sketch called "Experience." I'm thinking I'll move this subject matter into a series of paintings, involving gritty, old figures and faces. I'd like to make it a raw commentary on the process of aging. A lot's been going on, lately, that has me considering the grounding force of mortality.
This was made particularly for a collector of mine, in Minneapolis.
Dave, all my emails to you are rejected :( I'll try again as soon as I can but I won't have my own internet connection for about a week or so. I'm in LOVE with the art you did! Speak to you soon, Wynn
nice one. Thanks a lot for stoppin' by my site. The art scene here in Madrid is big, there are a lot of artists. unfortunately we don't have a strong work offer. I'm trying to move abroad fot this reason.
Dave Crosland (aka King Gum) is an American illustrator whose stylized art is a harmonious collision of traditional aesthetics with modern sensibilities. His art has graced the walls of galleries in the USA and abroad, comic books, album covers, apparel, concert posters, and beyond. Most recently, Dave spent a year working as a designer on Disney XD's Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja, at Titmouse Inc. Crosland's other notable works include Yo Gabba Gabba! Comic Book Time and Scarface: Scarred For Life, art for the pop group Gym Class Heroes' gold album "As Cruel As School Children", and illustrations for the Kick-Ass video game for Sony’s PS3. His clients have included MTV, Warner Brothers Animation, Ride Snowboards, Atlantic Records, IDW Publishing, Walt Disney Animation, Oni Press and more. Dave can currently be found living in Los Angeles, toiling away at book projects, animation concepts and a body of new fine art works.
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Diggin' it.
Dave, all my emails to you are rejected :( I'll try again as soon as I can but I won't have my own internet connection for about a week or so. I'm in LOVE with the art you did! Speak to you soon,
Wynn
I like the placement of the square.
nice one.
Thanks a lot for stoppin' by my site. The art scene here in Madrid is big, there are a lot of artists. unfortunately we don't have a strong work offer. I'm trying to move abroad fot this reason.
Man you're a machine as of late.
You'll have to come up to sacramento again soon. I'll buy the scotch!
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