Showing posts with label tribute. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tribute. Show all posts
Saturday, July 6, 2013
3 LUPPIs
If you’re in Burbank tonight, be sure to stop by the opening reception (8pm - Midnight) of my latest art show in tribute to Guillermo del Toro’s films (Cronos, The Devil’s Backbone, & Pan’s Labyrinth), @Hyaena Gallery (http://www.hyaenagallery.com/) in time to celebrate the return of the amazing director back to cinemas with Pacific Rim!
As an exclusive to tonight’s opening, these three portraits of actor Federico Luppi will be available for sale. I’m joined by the amazing talents of: Germán Orozco, Jorsh Pena, The Art of DIENZO, Anita Mejía, Robot Soda, Carlos Lerma, Walrus Felts, Pakoto Martinez, Hellosobre, Glen Brogan, and other guests.
More info on the show here: http://gdtart.blogspot.com/p/about.html
Buy art from the show here: http://www.hyaenagallery.com/guillermodeltoro_tribute.html
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© 1984-2084 Chogrin / Joseph Game. All Rights Reserved. ( www.chogrin.com / chogrin@gmail.com)
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Friday, July 5, 2013
GUILLERMO DEL TORO TRILOGY: CRONOS, DEVIL'S BACKBONE, PAN'S LABYRINTH
My three tributes for “INTO THE LABYRINTH & MIND OF GUILLERMO DEL TORO" a tribute art show (http://gdtart.blogspot.com/) to Guillermo del Toro’s trilogy (Cronos, The Devil’s Backbone, Pan’s Labyrinth).
Just in time to celebrate the director’s return to the theaters with Pacific Rim next week! The art show is on exhibit @Hyaena Gallery now until July 31st. The opening reception is this Saturday July 6th. Lots of fantastic art!
You can buy all the art online here too:http://hyaenagallery.com/guillermodeltoro_tribute.html
www.facebook.com/chogrinart
© 1984-2084 Chogrin / Joseph Game. All Rights Reserved. ( www.chogrin.com / chogrin@gmail.com)
Just in time to celebrate the director’s return to the theaters with Pacific Rim next week! The art show is on exhibit @Hyaena Gallery now until July 31st. The opening reception is this Saturday July 6th. Lots of fantastic art!
You can buy all the art online here too:http://hyaenagallery.com/guillermodeltoro_tribute.html
www.facebook.com/chogrinart
© 1984-2084 Chogrin / Joseph Game. All Rights Reserved. ( www.chogrin.com / chogrin@gmail.com)
Read more about the show here: http://gdtart.blogspot.com/p/about.html
Monday, December 19, 2011
Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger!!! "Terror! Eaten In An Instant"
My SUPER SENTAI
(known as the "POWER
RANGERS" in the US) tribute for the upcoming KAMEN
RIDER VS SUPER SENTAI Anniversaries Tribute Exhibition, at the Japanese American Cultural and
Community Center this Saturday!!! Brought
to you by the fine folks at Q Pop
and Christopher
Mitchell
My piece is inspired by the "Kyōryū
Sentai Zyuranger" episode "恐怖! 瞬間喰い" (Terror! Eaten In An
Instant), featuring ...Pudgy
Pig (ドーラキルケ).
In my version, the Rangers obviously don't make
it....
You can watch the episode here: http://www.dailymotion.com/vid eo/x4x30c_kyoryu-sentai-zyuran ger-epi-08_shortfilms
Sunday, December 18, 2011
GUILLERMO DEL TORO TRIBUTE
This a tribute I did for one of the most influential artists / movie directors in my life. His name is Guillermo Del Toro. My illustration tributes his 3 original films: Cronos (the cronos device), The Devil's Backbone (Santi, the ghost), and Pan's Labyrinth (the Faun). I also did this to coincide with a signing and screening for the release of Cronos on criterion DVD. The criterion also includes Del Toro's short film Geometria, which was a real treat to watch on a big screen and features a lot of the ideas and elements that he implements into his movies today.
Del Toro spoke about learning & growing in an art medium (for any artist) by making mistakes and borrowing inspiration from others. He also spoke of his early influences of Mario Bava and Dario Argento (who inspired him heavily on color palettes and lighting of scenes) films.
All in all it was an amazing night with a super inspirational & bigger than life human being, who speaks from his heart, and makes the work he wants to make regardless of what anyone thinks.
Prints will be available soon @ chogrin.etsy.com
Del Toro spoke about learning & growing in an art medium (for any artist) by making mistakes and borrowing inspiration from others. He also spoke of his early influences of Mario Bava and Dario Argento (who inspired him heavily on color palettes and lighting of scenes) films.
All in all it was an amazing night with a super inspirational & bigger than life human being, who speaks from his heart, and makes the work he wants to make regardless of what anyone thinks.
Prints will be available soon @ chogrin.etsy.com
Saturday, December 17, 2011
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