I saw one of Justin Reed’s paintings  and dropped him a line to see if he would be cool with me showing off some of his work.  His movie inspired art is really cool and he even has some new original items for sale in at APW Gallery in the Sketch It Out show  His process for creating this work goes from a sketch, to applying it to canvas, and several phases of painting to create some must see pieces.  If you like his work make sure to share this post, check out his site, and check out the items he has up for sale starting April 3rd in New York.

Reservoir Dogs

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We are all familiar with Leonardo Da Vinci’s painting of ‘The Last Supper’, but that was done many many years ago and perhaps an updated ‘version’ of this painting is in order? Here are some possible alternatives.

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Very nice sketches and art by an artist.

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Some really nice art of girls and celebrities interpreted by the artist Carlos Diez. Very hot!

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Paul Smith suffered from severe spastic cerebral palsy since young, which resulted in him losing fine motor control of his hands and face. He was unable to eat, clothe or even bathe himself, and of course, school was all but impossible for him.

However despite the overwhelming odds, Paul Smith never gave up and he started creating art using the typewriter. He accomplished that by merely using the characters ” @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) _ ” on the typewriter. This takes him 2 to 3 weeks to finish a single piece of art.

Now, you have no excuse giving up…

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SWEARING JAR – Swear and you have to drop some cash into the jar. It is supposed to encourage staff to reduce swearing right? Wrong.

CHEETOS PAINTING – No, it is not a painting on Cheetos, it is painting WITH Cheetos! Awesome result too!

CRAZY BRICK BALANCING – No need for wheel-barrows are any heavy machinery, these laborers just need their heads to transport up to 20 bricks and walking across a narrow plank!

Hmm…. don’t really know what to say about these. They are quite a strange series of pictures, which I think I don’t understand.

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Works of Da Anarasha portraying women in contemporary and futuristic style.

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