As a child, I loved the "Where's Waldo?" books. Searching through all the lines and colors to find the striped red-and-white shirt with that awful beanie and the thick glasses was one of my favorite things to do. With the following two pieces, I've listed some of the textures used to create them. My intention is to create art that engages the observer. Art that requires further inspection. Art that you can search through.
Instead of Waldo, you will find manhole covers, vents, bird droppings, oil splatter, wood grain, brick, concrete, and a number of other ugly and mundane textures that combine to make something that is both unique and beautiful. Enjoy!
Instead of Waldo, you will find manhole covers, vents, bird droppings, oil splatter, wood grain, brick, concrete, and a number of other ugly and mundane textures that combine to make something that is both unique and beautiful. Enjoy!
by Phil Cannon
Salt Lake City artist
philsyc.com
Phil will be showing some of his work together with artists Adam Munoa (adammunoaart.com) and Salvador Medrano (http://cargocollective.com/thefacialhairco) at TAHSLC's upcoming Art in the Living Room show this Friday, August 10th from 7-10pm at 319 East 700 South in Salt Lake City. There will also be art work for sale including laminated prints for $10 and t-shirts. See you there!
Salt Lake City artist
philsyc.com
Phil will be showing some of his work together with artists Adam Munoa (adammunoaart.com) and Salvador Medrano (http://cargocollective.com/thefacialhairco) at TAHSLC's upcoming Art in the Living Room show this Friday, August 10th from 7-10pm at 319 East 700 South in Salt Lake City. There will also be art work for sale including laminated prints for $10 and t-shirts. See you there!
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