EddieChristian

This piece is where I have found a balance for a new painting style for myself. Balancing the color and how far I take a piece to completion is a long process. Just because you have the ability to make everything photographic in nature doesn't mean you should. I walked away from this piece feeling, "This is how I feel about how Amazing Zebras are!"..

This is the start of a series of wolf paintings. Wolves have to be my most favorite land animals of all.

Here I am continuing two things. My continuation of doing a wildlife series and my experiments with the saturated color palettes.

It's been about ten years since I seriously pursued doing wildlife artwork. That's way too long as far as I am concerned. I Love all animals and I am going to make more paintings like this in the future.

I was looking for something to paint and came across a photo of my buddy Tim dressed as Peter Pan. Two pots of Coffee and Thirty Smokes later, I came up with this painting. :)

At first this painting was going to be just an owl that I had enlarged the eyes. At some point I decided it would be fun to add a Fairy. Months later I had some time to finish it. I think that there will be many more Fantasy Paintings in my future..

I was thinking of different ideas for a logo for my new animation studio. This was one of those ideas... Clothing For Proper Pirates!! ;)

Some friends suggested that I paint some more marketable imagery. So my first thoughts went to the black and white movie stars and film monsters. This is my first attempt. It was started on the east coast and completed on the west coast.

This is a variation of the "SaxMan" piece I did featuring my friend Kent Parkstreet. When I did this Illustration of my friend Kent Parkstreet, I was thinking that if I am called GrfxMan he should certainly be called SaxMan. His talent and skill as a musician brought him to America several times. Where we became friends.

A Buddy of mine Timothy Allen posted a dorky picture of himself. Well I couldn't sleep so, His picture got turned into a painting.

Grouchy is the first piece for my new "Monster-Us" series for T-Shirts.