Dylan images I've created through the years.
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Showing posts with label Dylan. Show all posts
Sunday, December 24, 2023
Monday, May 15, 2023
Sad-Eyed Lady #3
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Sad-Eyed Lady #3
Original mixed media overlay,
AI modified with Dream by Wumbo.
Music score, page 1 of Dylan's
Sad-Eyed Lady of the Lowlands.
Saturday, July 11, 2020
Tuesday, August 6, 2019
Minimalist Dylan (Behind the Broken Mirror)
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Minimalist Dylan
(Behind the Broken Mirror)
Minimalism has many forms and objectives, in art and in life.
In my fascination with faces taking a minimalist approach has to do
with seeing if one can produce a recognizable image using a minimal number
of lines, shapes or forms to capture something of its essence
and transmit it visually.
Saturday, August 3, 2019
Dylanesque, Vol. Two
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Dylanesque, Volume Two
Acrylic and latex on panel, 12"x 24"
How does an artist explain what he or she is striving to achieve?
We're not always entirely sure ourselves.
My Dylan paintings, now more than 40, come from a deep fascination
with the manner in which his own features have evolved.
And since all painting is a form of illusion, like Dylan himself,
it is fun to see how many ways a conglomeration of shapes, colors
and forms can be assembled to suggest the image of the icon.
Perhaps this is what the director of He's Not There was striving to produce.
Wednesday, April 25, 2018
Dylan Discovers a New Way of Seeing
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Dylan Discovers a New Way of Seeing
Acrylic and pencil on canvas, 16"x 20"
$300 + S&H
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There are a number of iconic Dylan images based on photos
from the 60's. This was based on a Freevector.com image
(copyright creative commons) that was itself based on the
image of Dylan that appears on the cover of Tarantula.
The concept for this painting emerged from a series of drawings
in which a Dali image served as catalyst. The Dali image is
of a mask that has two or three long boards projecting through
the left eye socket. It seemed to me that the boards to become
a spear of light, hence this evolved to be my second iteration
of The Man Who Knew Too Much.
of The Man Who Knew Too Much.
The De Chirico-like skewing of perspective is of a piece with
altered realities and surrealistic dreams.
Sunday, March 25, 2018
A Dylan eCollage
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A Dylan eCollage
Artwork of Ed Newman
Courtesy BeFunky.com
If able, join us for Duluth Dylan Fest 2018.
Many special events planned for 8 days
of music, art, poetry and friends.
of music, art, poetry and friends.
More information at
Thursday, August 24, 2017
Clown Behind the Broken Mirror
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Clown Behind the Broken Mirror
In keeping with an ongoing Dylan theme.
Acrylic on panel
16"x22"
Monday, July 17, 2017
Bob the Rolling Thunder Wonder Boy in White Face
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Bob the Rolling Thunder
Wonder Boy in White Face
Acrylic on panel, 18"x 24"
Based on a photo of Dylan from his
Rolling Thunder Revue days
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What I find especially interesting is doing a painting of someone who has
so obviously painted his face, as Dylan would do during the
Rolling Thunder Revue.
Saturday, July 15, 2017
From Whence Comes The Power?
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From Whence Comes The Power?
Mixed media on 1939 London Times
Sunday, April 2, 2017
After the Hard Rain
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After the Hard Rain
Apparition of Dylan Over the Ruins of Civilization
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