“Professional wrestling is multi-faceted and complex. My reasons for drawing and painting wrestlers has changed since I first started. Originally it was a very superficial reaction to scantily clad, muscular men that influenced my first homo-erotic drawings. Since then, and I’m not afraid to admit it, I’ve become a wrestling fan! The newest body of work reflects this, focusing on the staged and performative elements of wrestling: choreography, personalities and costumes.” – Patrick Krzyzanowski
Artist Adam Lister paints incredible watercolour images that are iconic paintings or scenarios that are recreated utilizing the style of old 8-bit computer graphics.
“My work evokes a post apocalyptic DIY culture where structures and life itself are cobbled together out of anything at hand. It’s making the most out of what you have and what’s around you. Showing that our struggles, fears, victories and dreams haven’t changed much since the dawn of humanity.” – Max Kauffman
We see so many attempts at this sort of water-colour portraiture, but Marion Bolognesi‘s definitely got one of the more refined versions and it definitely works.
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