Lovers in Paris
Lovers in Paris is the latest Etch A Sketch drawing by Dave Roberts (2020). This is an original, one of a kind rendition of a young kissing couple strolling across the historic Pont Alexandre III in Paris. It was created on a classic Etch A Sketch, using just two knobs and a single line. Once the artwork is completed, the artist preserves his work by removing the excess powder and mechanical elements from inside the toy. This protects the drawing from being erased if it is shaken. This is a unique work that took dozens of hours to create.
Medium: Etch A Sketch (Image has been preserved)
Other: This is an original
Image Size: 4.5" x 6.25"
Etch A Sketch Size: 7.5" x 9"
Commissions are also available. Please email us skye@skyeartgallery.com to get a quote
For more information about the artist click here
Monopoly White Tux
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Title: Monopoly White Tux
Medium: Hand-painted on Repurposed Shotgun Shells. The background is $100 Dollar Bills
Dimensions: Image Size: 40" x 40"
Edition Size: Limited Edition of 25. Each order is unique and done by hand by the artist. You can choose the colors.
Karl repurposes 12 gauge shotgun shells and uses mixed media to create each of his original artwork. The artist uses shotgun shells when he came from the idea of creating artwork that has a standalone impact on the viewer.
Narwhal (mini) Framed
This is a Mini Original by Michael Summers.
Medium: Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Size of Image: 4" x 4"
Size Framed: 12.5" x 12.5"
Frame: Black and silver wood with double mat all hand enabled with acid free material to protect and enhanced your artwork.
Brown Robot Dog Framed
This is a Mini Original by Michael Summers.
Medium: Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Size of Image: 4" x 4"
Size Framed: 12.5" x 12.5"
Artwork comes Framed: Black and silver wood with double mat all hand enabled with acid free material to protect and enhanced your artwork.
Tweet Framed (mini)
Revision of this item is available
This is a Mini Original by Michael Summers.
Medium: Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Size of Image: 4" x 4"
Size Framed: 12.5" x 12.5"
Artwork comes Framed: Black and silver wood with double mat all hand enabled with acid free material to protect and enhanced your artwork.
Note: Note: This mini already sold, however a the artist can make a similar one for you and you can choose the color of your frame! Same size, same price. Email us HERE to send your request
Rainbow Fish Framed (mini)
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Mini Original by Michael Summers.
Medium: Acrylic Paint on Canvas
Size of Image: 4" x 4"
Size Framed: 12.5" x 12.5"
Artwork comes Framed: Black and silver wood with double mat all hand enabled with acid free material to protect and enhanced your artwork.
Shark Girl at Threshold (SN)
Artist: Casey Riordan
Size Image: 24" X 18"
Medium: Fine Limited Edition Print on Paper
Edition Sign: Number (SN) of 27
Technique: Using a stippling technique of small dots and stroke of color, she applies layer upon layer of Gouache (opaque watercolor paint) to give the artwork unique depth and shading.
This is beautifully transferred and conveyed in the Fine Limited Editions as well. Artwork comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Frame Price: $490
Our choice for this artwork is a simple black wood frame with a white mat to enhance the artwork. Simple but elegant. All our framing material are acid-free to allow your artwork to be preserve for generations to come.
About The Artist:
Casey Riordan (born 1973) began drawing at the age of three, creating anthropomorphic figures who have since informed her work. The woman, whose work would eventually be featured in galleries and museums, spent quite a bit of time in them growing up.
Shark Girl developed out of Casey’s childhood fear of sharks. In adulthood, Riordan began to notice that any feelings of fear she experienced presented with the same symptoms of her childhood phobia. Casey began identifying herself in drawings with the head of a shark. Eventually, the images morphed into the Shark Girl character we now know. Shark Girl primly wears a party dress with a large bow to counteract her dangerous visage. There is struggle between feelings of helplessness and power.
Shark Girl & Panty Skull #1 (SN)
Artist: Casey Riordan
Size Image: 15" x 19"
Medium: Fine Limited Edition Print on Paper
Edition Sign: Number (SN) of 27
Technique: Using a stippling technique of small dots and stroke of color, she applies layer upon layer of Gouache (opaque watercolor paint) to give the artwork unique depth and shading.
This is beautifully transferred and conveyed in the Fine Limited Editions as well. Artwork comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Framed price: $410
Our choice for this artwork is a simple black wood frame with a white mat to enhance the artwork. Simple but elegant. All our framing material are acid-free to allow your artwork to be preserve for generations to come.
About The Artist:
Casey Riordan (born 1973) began drawing at the age of three, creating anthropomorphic figures who have since informed her work. The woman, whose work would eventually be featured in galleries and museums, spent quite a bit of time in them growing up.
Shark Girl developed out of Casey’s childhood fear of sharks. In adulthood, Riordan began to notice that any feelings of fear she experienced presented with the same symptoms of her childhood phobia. Casey began identifying herself in drawings with the head of a shark. Eventually, the images morphed into the Shark Girl character we now know. Shark Girl primly wears a party dress with a large bow to counteract her dangerous visage. There is struggle between feelings of helplessness and power.
Shark Girl with Houseplant (SN)
Artist: Casey Riordan
Size Image: 10" X 12.5"
Medium: Fine Limited Edition Print on Paper
Edition: Sign Number (SN) of 47. This Edition comes with a B&W remark.
Technique: Using a stippling technique of small dots and stroke of color, she applies layer upon layer of Gouache (opaque watercolor paint) to give the artwork unique depth and shading.
This is beautifully transferred and conveyed in the Fine Limited Editions as well. Artwork comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Frame Price: $208
Our choice for this artwork is a simple black wood frame with a white mat to enhance the artwork. Simple but elegant. All our framing material are acid-free to allow your artwork to be preserve for generations to come.
About The Artist:
Casey Riordan (born 1973) began drawing at the age of three, creating anthropomorphic figures who have since informed her work. The woman, whose work would eventually be featured in galleries and museums, spent quite a bit of time in them growing up.
Shark Girl developed out of Casey’s childhood fear of sharks. In adulthood, Riordan began to notice that any feelings of fear she experienced presented with the same symptoms of her childhood phobia. Casey began identifying herself in drawings with the head of a shark. Eventually, the images morphed into the Shark Girl character we now know. Shark Girl primly wears a party dress with a large bow to counteract her dangerous visage. There is struggle between feelings of helplessness and power.
Shark Girl with Houseplant (SN)
Artist: Casey Riordan
Size Image: 22" X 18"
Medium: Fine Limited Edition Print on Paper
Framed: price $500
Edition: Sign Number (SN) of 47
Technique: Using a stippling technique of small dots and stroke of color, she applies layer upon layer of Gouache (opaque watercolor paint) to give the artwork unique depth and shading.
This is beautifully transferred and conveyed in the Fine Limited Editions as well. Artwork comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.
Frame:
Our choice for this artwork is a simple black wood frame with a white mat to enhance the artwork. Simple but elegant. All our framing material are acid-free to allow your artwork to be preserve for generations to come.
About The Artist:
Casey Riordan (born 1973) began drawing at the age of three, creating anthropomorphic figures who have since informed her work. The woman, whose work would eventually be featured in galleries and museums, spent quite a bit of time in them growing up.
Shark Girl developed out of Casey’s childhood fear of sharks. In adulthood, Riordan began to notice that any feelings of fear she experienced presented with the same symptoms of her childhood phobia. Casey began identifying herself in drawings with the head of a shark. Eventually, the images morphed into the Shark Girl character we now know. Shark Girl primly wears a party dress with a large bow to counteract her dangerous visage. There is struggle between feelings of helplessness and power.