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Leslie Curran Campaign Shirt “Button” Design

caleb — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 15:41:12 +0000

: Image by calebism via Flickr

Pure Illustrator, for a white t-shirt, front and back, serigraph reproduction.

Leslie Curran

An Artful Evening With Caleb At Interior Motives Gallery

caleb — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:59:20 +0000

1110 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg, FL 33705
Friday, November 14, 6:00PM to 9:30PM
Phone: 727-898-6061

A few of the works available at the show are presented below– click on the thumbnail for a larger view.

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Title:St Petersburg Warehouse
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:Rock Crusher-St.Pete
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title: The Rick Emerson Show
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title: Play House-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title: Behind Ferg’s-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:18th Ave NE-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:Snell Bridge Evening-St Pete
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:Suburbia-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:Chattaway 2-St Pete
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:Kid with Rooster-St Pete
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:The Reception
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title: Garage Chairs-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:Coney Island-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:Three Palms-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Canvas
Size:36×36

$1700

Title:Afternoon Slump
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Canvas
Size:18×24

$375

Title:Groceries
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Canvas
Size:18×24

$375

Title: Yellow House III-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:Our House
Medium:Oil
Substrate:Canvas
Size:30×40

$1400

Title: Picket Fence-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title: Big Bamboo-St Petersburg
Medium:Oil
Substrate:Canvas
Size:24×30

$650

Title: Late Riser
Medium:Oil
Substrate:Canvas
Size:24×30

$650

Title: Cyclista-St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title: 15th Avenue N -St Petersburg
Medium:Acrylic
Substrate:Paper
Size:22×30

$375

Title:Wednesday The 2nd
Medium:Oil
Substrate:Canvas
Size:36×24

$900

Title:Old Glory
Medium:Oil
Substrate:Canvas
Size:30×24

$650

Title:Crescent Lake VIII
Medium:Oil
Substrate:Canvas
Size:24×30

$675

Title:Autumn Day
Medium:Oil
Substrate: Acrylic Board
Size:11×14

$275

Title:Snell Isle Span
Medium:Oil
Substrate: Acrylic Board
Size:11×14

$275

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Prints

Title:In A Moment
Medium:Giclee
Substrate:Canvas,Paper
Size:30×22,28×20
Price:300,250
Edition:195,95

Title:City Light
Medium:Giclee
Substrate:Paper
Size:14.5×13
Price:125
Edition:195

Title:Twilight Boulevard
Medium:Giclee
Substrate:Canvas
Size:16×16
Price:200
Edition:295

Original Available:$300

Title:Evening Light
Medium:Giclee
Substrate:Canvas
Size:16×16
Price:200
Edition:295

Original Available:$350

Title:Marina Palms
Medium:Giclee
Substrate:Paper
Size:27.5×20.5
Price:150
Edition:95

Suburban Cartoons For Everyone!

caleb — Tue, 12 Aug 2008 12:58:48 +0000

I did these little 18×24 paintings last week. I am trying to remember what I saw when I was a kid in the ‘burbs, with a lot of time and nothing to do. I am noticing that what I remember at this point is women my parents age who could potentially give me food. Maybe this is the way my dog Toulouse sees the world.

Groceries & Car

I Like Cartoons

caleb — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 15:44:06 +0000

And as long as the hot wet blanket of August makes it hard for me to slap paint, I’m going to do the most funnest thing I can– paint cartoons. Cartoons about suburbia when I was a sunbelt teenager.

Mrs. Crowell Waters The Garden

And Now, A Young Woman Riding A Bike

caleb — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 15:23:02 +0000

Against a wall of flowers, no less. The photo-reference I used must be from last winter, because you sure aren’t going to catch anybody riding a bike in long pants in spring or summer on the Gulf coast of Florida. I am not hugely organized as regards my photo references, which adds mystery to the process, in the same way that not being able to find that crusty tube of alizarin crimson adds mystery. You know.

Urban Mutt Painting

caleb — Fri, 11 Jul 2008 14:51:55 +0000

I am trying to keep up with my less-than-prolific output of artwork, which should be no problem, but I keep forgetting to bring the camera down to the gallery where I do a lot of work. This is a rework of a painting I did that sold some time ago; everybody liked it so much I thought I should try to do a looser interpretation. And like that.

It is 30×22, acrylic on paper.

Painting In Public At Interior Motives Gallery

caleb — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 14:49:14 +0000

Well, that was fun. Now I can get back to painting goofy stuff on paper. I think I’ll do some cartooning; heatstroke make me whimsical. Did I mention it’s bloody hot here in St Petersburg?

How I Spent The Nineties– Check The Flannel

caleb — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 16:41:38 +0000

Being a cool, hungover guy in front of the 2500 square foot apartment I shared for 250 bucks in 1993-1994 on around SE 15th and SE Belmont in Portland, OR.

Don’t do drugs, kids! Get high on Pendletons.

A Steamy Lake In The Tampa Bay Area of Florida

caleb — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 15:02:19 +0000

And how seasonally appropriate! Ok, it’s Crescent Lake, St Pete, which is about 3 blocks from my house. I have already admitted I never go anywhere. It’s too hot, and the bugs! Don’t get me started. I’m cranky when I sweat.

22×30. acrylic on paper, available at Interior Motives Gallery or from Seven North.

Tampa Art Show “Art For A Cure” Summificationary Text

caleb — Tue, 20 May 2008 16:24:15 +0000

Last Friday and Saturday I attended Art for a Cure, an event which featured Caleb, Carolina Cleere, Lori Ballard, Emily Page, Jack Breit, Donna Morrison, Rick Reeves, Jason Fondren and others was well attended and profitable for several of the artists (I sold a big oil on masonite– yah!), as well as the Pediatric Cancer Foundation, to which a portion of the proceeds (15%) were donated. The Big Cournoyer of Seven North took a bunch of photos, a few of which appear below.

I thank Megan Voeller of Artsqueeze, for providing the highest-profile notification for the event, which was otherwise underpromoted. This was not the fault of local media, which hungers and thirsts for cut-and-paste upcoming-events notification, but of those responsible for promoting this show. There’s this thing called the interwebs, see, and although it’s a series of tubes, it can be useful for getting ‘er done.