Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
twisted princesses
artist/illustrator jeffery thomas' gothic-halloween interpretations of the classic disney princesses... GENIUS







Sunday, March 8, 2009
there's something about jasper goodall
London’s Electric Blue Gallery on Middlesex Street is showcasing a debut solo collection of works by up-and-coming graphic artist Jasper Goodall.
Goodall first drew eyeballs with his avant-garde work for Face magazine from 2000 to 2003. His first solo works, entitled “Poster Girl” explores the notion of fantasy versus reality, with a play on sexuality and fetishism.
The works feature a series of photographs of real models holding up cardboards of illustrations in various sexually provocative poses, with a large part of the models obscured except for the odd pair of legs in latex stockings and ultra-high heels.
Goodall says he drew inspiration from pop artist Allen Jones, but added his own twist to explore popular subjects of fetishism, for example, using cartoon characters like Bambi and Mickey Mouse to illustrate “fallen innocence” as a Goodall spin on the “sexualized nun”.
Says Goodall: "I liked the idea that I could corrupt Bambi, a modern day symbol of innocence and turn her 'bad' thus re-creating the nun cliché in a new way."




Goodall first drew eyeballs with his avant-garde work for Face magazine from 2000 to 2003. His first solo works, entitled “Poster Girl” explores the notion of fantasy versus reality, with a play on sexuality and fetishism.
The works feature a series of photographs of real models holding up cardboards of illustrations in various sexually provocative poses, with a large part of the models obscured except for the odd pair of legs in latex stockings and ultra-high heels.
Goodall says he drew inspiration from pop artist Allen Jones, but added his own twist to explore popular subjects of fetishism, for example, using cartoon characters like Bambi and Mickey Mouse to illustrate “fallen innocence” as a Goodall spin on the “sexualized nun”.
Says Goodall: "I liked the idea that I could corrupt Bambi, a modern day symbol of innocence and turn her 'bad' thus re-creating the nun cliché in a new way."
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
let the painting begin
all of my lovely friends will be getting a chainsaw original for christmas this year... i only have 13 canvases to paint before chrismas, send inspiration this way
love u
love u
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
the international man of mystery
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