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the new city
sketch of painting in progress for my art show in NYC coming up at Brooklyn Fire Proof Gallery, end of the month. Time to hustle!!
Posted in General, Paintings
Tagged fine art houston, houston artist, new york art show
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Ze Pilintra Painting
For a book cover on English to Brazilian street slang. Not done yet…
EDIT: last photo is finished product.
Jam Room
hey there,
I have a new band t-shirt design for sale! The sketch for this was the result of a day recording with the band. Went back to it and had some fun inking and painting it.
And yes, there is a jar of jam floating around there too.
email me@vincentfink.com
Thanks
Solo Show Tomorrow!
I hope to see you here! Also on the Upcoming Events page as well.
Nazca Lines Design
This one was pretty hard to figure out what I wanted to do with each of the strange geoglyphs in Peru known as the Nazca Lines named after the Nazca civilization they were made by. Each of these lines stretched around two miles long and were made from digging long, geometric trenches in the red soil, revealing the light coloured lines.
A client asked to have these shapes reinterpreted in my neo-aztec style that I’ve been toying around with and I said yes. So here’s the landing strips for the Sun Gods to see as a beacon from the heavens:
Fractal Skull and Snake with Platonic Moth on Full Moon Night
we’re thinking of printing this for Point 506 Clothing if no one offers a good price for printing rights. the original will be for sale at my solo show April 6, 2013 at El Rincon Social.
Posted in Prints, T-shirts
Tagged art shirt, best freelance artists in usa, copic multiliner pen art, fashion clothing designer, fractal illustration, fractals in art, freelance artist for hire, moth illustration, platonic solids in art, sierpinski fractal art, skull moon flowers, snake scales detail drawing, t-shirt designs for sale
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Metamorphosis Stage 2 of 4: Balloon Ride View
Finally got a photo of this one. I really enjoyed this piece as it pushes the series forward into a mixture of greyscale sumi ink and some asian watercolours I tried for the 1st time. Most went great, but the one pigment I used on the kid’s animal costume seemed to never dry until I would cover it in spray fixatif. Didn’t like that too much, so will keep experimenting as I’m sure it works better on a porous surface like paper vs. masonite hard board.
Squaw
new shizz in the workzz…
pentel brush pen, pigment liners for analog black ink, Photoshop for colours. Design will be for sale and might print this on some posters. hmm…












































