Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label packaging. Show all posts

Saturday, 29 October 2011

148 Sardines au Piment

Sardines au Piment
n 148
oil on gessoboard
15x15cm (6x6 inches)
The overwhelming smell of sardines permeated the air.  Today is day two at the GMAC.
 available for 100 euro each 
at stand 54 under the tent at the GMAC- Grand Marché d'Art Contemporain Bastille- Paris 28 October - 1 November.  Under the tent.

Thursday, 21 July 2011

126 Haribo Polka







Haribo Polka
N°126-
15x15 cm  (aprox 6"x 6'" inches)
oil on gessoboard, made in Italy

My brushstrokes are nervous, I like them that way...  
Stylized violins and physharmonicas decorate the green part of this Haribo package.  It's a pell-mell polka:  raspberry flavored balls and licorice sticks and yellow lumps, shakin' it up.

Tuesday, 21 June 2011

Haribo Rotella 120



Haribo Rotella - black liquorice 
N°120-
15x15 cm  (aprox 6"x 6'" inches)
oil on gessoboard, made in Italy 

Many of you might have noticed that I like to paint packaged things.  Haribo seems to be a big favorite here in Paris; there are Haribo stands on street corners and in every little corner store.  
I thought I'd get more painting done today, I still have a few hours but less than what I planned because on the way back from my gallery my telephone fell out of my jeans pocket, bounced on the street and centered the hole in the gutter.  It was terribly hilarious except that I just spent the last two hours at the telephone store to recuperate my number and buy a smacking new telephone.  These things happen to me, I still am painting in the dark, the lights have not been fixed... Enough blabla back to the easel