
Showing posts with label black art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black art. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Saturday, November 8, 2008
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Poncho Rox the "Family" Art

This one is called "Faithful Family" by the great Poncho Brown. Niiice. You can check his stuff at his official site RIGHT HERE.
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black art,
faithful family,
poncho bronw
Check out the "Next 5"

This guy's art is ill, as in really, really good. This piece is called "Next 5". Check his site out RIGHT HERE.
"Color of Music"

This is the simple but powerful work of Kieth Island. He's all over the Web, but I can't seem to get his official site. I will feature it when it's back up.
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black art,
color of music,
keith island
Friday, February 22, 2008
Illustration Friday: "Multiple"

This is actually a part of a large mosaic club scene I've done. It's kind of an animation-style scener that emphasizes that "Multiple Drinks Are Better Than One." Whew! Are these IFs getting harder and harder or what?
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black art,
club melanin,
Illustration Friday,
multiple,
photoshop
Thursday, January 10, 2008
"In Our Solitude" by John Holyfield

Tell me this doesn't remind you of Sunday evening in the country. Love this by John Holyfield, who actually has a varied style. Check his site out
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american artist,
black art,
in our solitude,
john holyfield
"Lola Beats" Just Rocks

I like this piece by David Garibaldi. The 25-year-old Garibaldi eventually started dabbing in paints in high school, where he was asked by a friend to paint live on stage during a hip-hop show. The paintings took on a musical flavor, and David felt he had found his calling. Check his site out
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american artist,
black art,
david garibaldi,
lola beats
Thursday, January 3, 2008
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Saturday, December 22, 2007
Frank Morrison's "Beat Street"

The 24-year old artist who is known for his exaggerated body, who works in watercolor and acrylic, makes his home in Brooklyn, NY. Check out more info RIGHT HERE.
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beat street,
black art,
frank morrison,
soulful works
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
"Sugar Shack" Mixed With "ButtaFly" Equals ...

Introducing ... "Suga .. Fly"
The immortal piece by Ernie Barnes is morphed into a new work, meshing cultures, blending souls, twisting realities.
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"Sugafly",
black anime,
black art,
soul on paper 2.0,
sugar shack
Sunday, December 16, 2007
Edwin Lester's "Restoration"

Aside from its spiritual nod, I don't know why I like this piece from artist Edwin Lester, but I do. Lester is a self-taught artist from Philadelphia who has taken the art world by storm. Click RIGHT HERE to learn more about him.
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black art,
edwin lester,
Restoration,
soul on paper 2.0,
soulful works
Friday, December 14, 2007
New Comic I'm Working On

I don't really have a name for it, but the story is coming to me. A spy. A villain. Action. Have any suggestions for a name?
Labels:
black art,
new comic,
soul on paper,
soul on paper 2.0,
spy comic
Thursday, December 6, 2007
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
WAK: The Modern Day Colossus of Black Art

Perhaps the most widely circulated black modern artist is kevin A. Williams. His pieces, often depicting a scantily clad man and woman, seem to be in a full 70 percent of African American homes and businesses. In fact, his collection of 50 lithograph prints – created under the “WAK Artistry” signature – is the most widely circulated urban fine arts series in the nation. His art has been featured on television’s “Law & Order” (NBC) and “Soul Food” and is said to be Oprah Winfrey's No. 1 artist. He even has an art series with comedian and actor Bernie Mac. This thirty-something self-taught artist has been creating mixed-medium pieces inspired by his coming of age during the 1970s and 1980s. " I try to capture the elements of love," he once said. Captures it he does. Check his site out RIGHT HERE.
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