Un-Sittable Acrylic Print
by John Gibbs
Product Details
Un-Sittable acrylic print by John Gibbs. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
Design Details
This is the first painting in a series of chair paintings I started a couple years ago. It is a signature and seminal piece for me. I started using... more
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Artist's Description
This is the first painting in a series of chair paintings I started a couple years ago. It is a signature and seminal piece for me. I started using the chair for inspiration because there is no definitive chair form but there are certain defining features of chairs that even when abstracted say "chair". This play on peoples perception is meant to draw them in to seeing things at more than face value and to interpret things in a different way. I hope you enjoy it.
About John Gibbs
Greensboro based artist, John Gibbs, has been painting since early 2000. While working in Chicago as an Art Director he began painting as a more personal creative outlet. His work is still influenced by his work in computer graphics and commercial art. John’s work has been seeking a balance between representation and abstraction or ambiguity. John draws inspiration from landscapes, people, animals, and things. Through the creative process of rendering these things he shows the viewer a different perspective and interpretation from his life experience. John’s work is recognizable by its use of intense colors, cloud scapes, line work, and graphic style. The artwork is meant to be familiar and accessible with a twist to make the viewer...
$79.00
Angelique Buman
Awe, this one makes me sad-- actually, it just makes me say "Awe" because I am actually feeling bad for this adorable sketchy little chair. Very narrative, love the sense of humor. And thank you for checking out my work!
SACHA AND CIRCULISM
Great work..... I started to do a series of "Red Chair" paintings....SACHA