Animals on parade

Fatherhood has inspired me in so many ways. Lately, I have been getting my boys (2 and 4,) involved with my drawing. I ask them what to draw and they make up something, usually it involves some type of animal doing something silly or unusual. Kids sure do have a great imagination, and it’s always fun to see it in action. 

These 2 paintings are from the mind of my eldest. They were first drawn on blank greeting cards in the car while waiting for mom to finish our errands. Both are acrylic on canvas. Both are for sale.

 

moose car with antlers

  

hippo sub

Kids are awesome! 

For sale.

Sand dune lookout, New Berry springs. In search for the elusive Air Barrel. Part one:  

VW with dunes, New berry springs

 I will post the second image later. Artwork is sold as set. Or, come up to the arts and music fest in Yucaipa, and see it for yourself! Noon to 7, Yucaipa Blvd. just past California St. 

Locked but not loaded, yet.

The booth is ready for ammunition. Drawings and paintings will be hung in the morning.  

 Sales start at 11am, so you’ll be able to get your Saturday lie in. Flock of Seagulls are on at 7:30pm, and Berlin follow at 8:30. That gives a good window for enjoying Yucaipa’s old town, and supporting local artists and local business. 

 

Unknown illumination.

I found a box of blank greeting cards in my “Mary Poppings bag”, so I decided to challenge myself and draw on one everyday. They will be for sale at the Yucaipa Arts and Music festival this weekend. All cards will be original drawings. We will be set up Friday evening and be open for business until closing time on Sunday. Cruise on through! 

Drawing on greeting card.

  Orbitals light a soft path. A hard line divides. Crashing, repeatedly; sleeeeeeep. 

Don and Theo’s Flippin’ art show.

Fullerton art walk is always good times and great oldies. Hope to see you next time.

Art @ rG.

The family of Related Grey have been kind enough to allow me to hang some art on the walls of their headquarters. Thank you rG, for the space, the amazing photos, and the love. Check it.

The T shirts are coming!

The Tshirts are coming! The Tshirts are coming!

Time-lapse mural courtesy of Related Grey

Go down to AOSA Project retail store and kill three birds with one stone. 1. See the mural 2. Purchase your gifts for the holidays and 3. Give back to your environment. Each company represented at the AOSA project store gives back in some way, shape or form to the community. Some companies plant a tree, some donate a percentage to a charity, and they have Toms shoes, who give one pair of shoes to a child in need for any pair sold. No matter what item you purchase you will make a positive difference somewhere. Go down to Hunting Harbor and ask them to tell you their story. They are located left of the Trader Joe’s entrance.

Theostyle motion mural at AOSA. from theo on Vimeo.

Live Painting. Frevelry 2012 @ rG.

I will painting live on and off throughout the evening, beneath an 8 x 24 ft. mural.  There will be some small pieces hung, music, refreshments and a very enjoyable crowd. Come on down to Related Grey in Brea. See you soon!

-Theo

Proporius Endeavor

Backyard Beach

Somewhere in HB… We found Paradise.

 

JIM & BOB

These shoes are owned by my other half… and coincidentally, they are my favorite pair i have customized so far.(sorry for the unfocussed photo.)  If you’re interested in getting a pair of customized shoes grab some paint pens or shoot me an email.

Hendrix and Marley

The Hole Fist.

Acrylic on Canvas.

One stands alone.

Mural in Fullerton, Ca.

HAIR A JUKU Presents WARREN HEARD

It’s that time again! Hair A Juku Salon’s annual Art show. For those of you that missed our last one it was a great time. 

Please join us in celebrating an amazing artist Warren Heard Sunday December 13th at 7pm-12am. 

It will be an evening of the arts, live music, Hors d’oeuvres, Spirits, and great company. 

For those of you who haven’t had the pleasure of visiting Hair A Juku salon yet we are located at 12365 Foothill Blvd Suite #104 Rancho Cucamonga Ca 91739. 

We are across from Victoria Gardens Behind El Torito & Total Wine. For more info or directions please feel free to give us a call 909.463.3439. 

We hope to see you there!

Mason Jennings part 2

Here are 2 more photos from the Elemental Experience down in SD. Thank you for all that came down to support the cause. Keep checking back, we are working on having an online store soon. Just bare with us.

Thanks and enjoy!

Mason… smiling.

Mason putting on the finishing touches. 

Birds flying away

Signed by the man himself!

Barrel Love.

Been messin’ around with some old sketchbook ideas, watercolor, and pen.

Aprecie.

New website.

I have been slowly updating my  website and online portfolio, as well as creating some small products for a new online store that i hope to have online in the near future. Check it out and i will be updating as frequently as i can. And here is another one of my daily drawings.

The Closet, Santa Monica.

Br3tt and i cruised up to The Closet yesterday and put some finishing touches on the TOMS mural we did a while ago. I have more photos that i will post, but i wanted to wet your appetite first. Its about 15 to 20ft wide and around 8ft tall. Created by: Br3tt Walker,  Jessie Miller, and myself, Theo. More to come…

Back in action.

Home, and back in action… Thanks to Midnight Muncheez SB. I cruised up to SB for a couple days and did a little paint pushing. If your in the area, check out the new MM in Isla Vista. Good vibe sand some great grub.  More photos to come..

Jims.

I have been wanting to revisit a painting that i did a couple of years ago. It was the first textured icon painting that inspired the rest of the series.  It was a picture of Jim done for my friend Matt Mcconnell. The process has changed a little and i have been very pleased with the evolution. Enjoy.

First of textured icon series.

Most recent of the series.

Cashed.

Johnny Cash commission for the Seahorse. His brother was pumped.

3ft by 3ft, Acrylic on canvas.

Details.

Psychedelic Endless Summer.

I did a commission for Mr. GrifFIN as a Christmas gift for his parents. Pretty stoked on the final outcome. Simple yet satisfying… Enjoy.

Brush stroke muscle detail.

 

Album Covers.

Over the holiday weeks i had a commission for a couple of quick album covers. I’m hoping for more developed album commissions in the future. Both paintings 48×48, acrylic on canvas. Enjoy.