Showing posts with label Press. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Press. Show all posts
Thursday, July 30, 2009
alandefibaugh.com is new and improved!
Hey folks, just an announcement that alandefibaugh.com is brand new and has lots of great editorial and agency based illustration for you to peruse. Have a look!
Monday, October 27, 2008
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Yokai in Your Eye: 6/14/08-7/26/08
"Futakuchi-Onna" 11.5 x 11.5", acrylic on wood
This past weekend was the opening of Yokai in Your Eye group show at the Bear and Bird Boutique + Gallery in Florida, I was unable to attend, but Amanda, the gallery owner, was able to take some really great shots of the participating artists' work and the show itself. Check out her Flickr set here.
Bear and Bird Gallery walls.
To purchase this painting, check out the Bear and Bird Boutique + Gallery Online Shop (unless you're local of course!)
Sunday, February 24, 2008
The Fray "Busted!" Issue #1 out now!
This is the cover of Issue #1 of the new print quarterly of Fray. Fray is about true, personal stories and original art. It's a themed book and comes out 4 times a year. This issue is about getting busted or caught in the act and has turned out really beautifully thanks to the love of the staff. Here's my image for the story "Ropeswing Season" by Kirk Read.
Head over to fray.com/issue1/ to see some samples of the writing and artwork included, and oh yeah, don't forget to subscribe!
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
GOG
Looks like Art in Heat '07 made it into an end of year list over at washingtonpost.com's Going Out Gurus. Thanks Jared for pointing this out! Will there be an Art in Heat '08? Only time will tell (I vote for yes)
From the GOG article:
Spent the weekend in Bedford Springs, PA. A photo or two from that once Tony gets them sorted!
Been working on a series of ink paintings on cardboard. More on that soon too!
From the GOG article:
"'Tug of War' at Hemphill and 'Art in Heat' at the Warehouse. I was glad to see a number of lowbrow/pop-surrealist shows on local gallery dockets this year. Even though the technique in most of the pieces on view was top notch, this brand of sometimes-cartoony art doesn't take itself too seriously and that's kind of refreshing when you go out for a night of art viewing. We have a great stable of locals who produce this kind of work, and it was great to see their pieces represented in the Warehouse show. Many of those same artists' names are now on the walls at Alexandria's newish Art Whino gallery."
Spent the weekend in Bedford Springs, PA. A photo or two from that once Tony gets them sorted!
Been working on a series of ink paintings on cardboard. More on that soon too!
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