Illustrations/Fine Art

[northsouthdenimguy]

Not an artist here, but definitely appreciate everybody’s talent! One of my favorite paintings that I picked up several years back

[Giles]

19th Japanese Wood Block for SAKURA.....

[ZackB]

@flannel-slut beautiful drawings man, thank you for sharing. That’s a great idea to put some time in everyday

[flannel slut]

@ZackB appreciate that Zack

[northsouthdenimguy]

A couple recent Mark Maggiori pick ups. Both are numbered prints nothing crazy but thought they were pretty cool.

I think I know how I’m going to frame the smaller, the larger is on canvas. I’m thinking to put it on a canvas frame?

Any suggestions would be appreciated and considered…

[SourPower]

@Oaktavia can’t wait to see the finished product, this is sick!

[flannel slut]

@northsouthdenimguy beautiful prints. do you have a frame already in mind? It should compliment the print but work within the room as well

[Go For Chill]

@northsouthdenimguy Great choices! I have 2 Maggiori prints for which I'm currently trying to decide on frames. Are you going rustic, modern, or ornate?

[northsouthdenimguy]

@flannel-slut

I’ll probably just go to the frame shop with the location/rooms in mind.

Although, as I mentioned, I may just have the canvas stretched onto a frame

[northsouthdenimguy]

@Go-For-Chill

Nice! I’ll probably go more modern on the smaller piece. I’m still debating the canvas. I may just have it put on a frame.

[ROman]

@northsouthdenimguy Nice prints, I would go with the framing shop ideas on framing. The larger print may be tough to stretch on a frame.

[GraemeE]

My wife and I picked this up today - know nothing about the artist but loved the vibe

[SKT]

@GraemeE I will call this “Robert Smith Visits the House He Grew Up In” love it

[flannel slut]

@GraemeE 100 out of 100 vibes

[Bridger]

Can you make out the name of the street @GraemeE ?

Perhaps go for a visit on Google Earth

[GraemeE]

@Bridger ill have to check when I get home but at a minimum Eugene, Oregon is clear

Also its dated 1969 on the back

[Oaktavia]

Here is the progression of the Icelandic Mural I made for my son who is due to enter our world next month. All done now! Below is the reference photo I took during our visit.

132" x 75"
Acrylic on Wall

[flannel slut]

@Oaktavia gorgeous buddy

[SourPower]

@Oaktavia outstanding work!

[ARNC]

@Oaktavia now you have to go back to Iceland!