Hi! I’m hoping all my Phish phamily can help me out. Art Battles NYC is hosting an online voting on artists until Jan 22.The top 4 artists will compete live on stage to win a chance to travel to Europe as part of the US art battle team! By compete it means we will each paint a 5’x4 canvas in just an hour and a half! I’m currently in the number 7 position and only need 500 votes to catch up! Take 30 seconds of your time and vote!
From new PhanArtist Jamie Morgan is her piece Gone Phishin’. Painted on lot in Hershey and Portsmouth, the original piece is 24″ x 30 ” Acrylic and India Ink on Canvas.
Prints are available matted and framed for $60 on premium archival paper. Prints alone are $20.
The original is also for sale for $600, or best offer. Contact Jamie at jamiemorganart@gmail.com to purchase.
Jonathon Blake, also known by his stage name CrazyRedBeard, is an independent artist that currently resides in Charlottesville, Virginia. Largely self taught, Blake primarily creates paintings in live music settings to many different types of bands up and down the east coast and beyond. Inspired by watching the New Orleans live painter, Frenchy while attending Particle’s late night set at Bonnaroo 2, Blake went home with a vision of attempting this style of creation in his own unique fashion.
Painting live with The New Deal 3/21/09
Since his first live painting with the DJ Williams Projekt in Richmond, VA, Blake has worked with many and varying artist including Particle, the Everyone Orchestra featuring Jon Fishman, U-Melt, The Heavy Pets, The Juggling Suns, EOTO, Perpetual Groove, Lotus, Tea Leaf Green, Buzz Universe, Orchard Lounge, Biodiesel, The Breakfast, The Ryan Montbleau Band, Natural Breakdown, The McLovins, Basshound and many, many others.
Painting Live with Particle 4/21/07
Jon’s prints as seen in the gallery below are all available for sale. You can check them out also on his site – crazyredbeard.com
All other prints seen here and on his site are matted and framed prints, measure 10 x 13 and are safely wrapped and packaged in boxes. All of thePhish related posters are 14 x 20. Framed and matted prints are $60 + shipping/handling. All posters are printed on 4/0 100# glossy text paper. Posters are all mailed in postal tubes.
Hampton
Jon is running a special on his remaining Hampton reunion prints. They are $15 each or $40 for all three. Additionally, he is also running a special on the Hampton 3/6/09 setlist poster for $15.
The Hampton triptychs are limited edition, signed and numbered (306 for night 1, 307 for night 2 and 308 for night 3). The Hampton setlist poster is signed by the artist.
If you are interested in the larger giclees or multiple prints, we suggest that you contact Jon directly at crazyredbeard@hotmail.com With the holidays upon us, deals are to be had and made, so do not hesitate to contact Jon.
Check out the art Jon Blake has for sale as prints, posters or the original piece of art itself!
Juggling My Heart
Vultrey
Dont Stop Never Forget
Give Me The Keys or Let Me Ride
Shrimp Day Rebirth
Intergalactic Representative
CRB Productions 031
In the Deep End
Cannonball Coming Around
The Rainbow Ark and a Helping Hand
Conclusion Overmind
The Conduit
Painting Live with The New Deal
Omullet With Butterfly Wings 102409
Eastern Tulip Twilight Dance
Kings of Belmont 103108 Rapture
Hampton night 1
CRB Productions 039
Cannonball Coming Around
Rooster Walking on the Moon 2
HAMPTON
Seeing Music 2020 3/25/09
Tap In
Captain Chicken Takes It To the Top
Hampton night 2
Gaia Fights the Power
Beat Home Bass
Meeting of the Minds
A Flower Blooms
May There Be Enough Arms to Soul the World
CosmEyeSee
Basis of the Basics of a Basshound
Funk Box Jazz Frog 2
This Is What Love Looks Like
Egyptian Fowl
SUN SHEPHERD
Cabinet Full of Grass
Hampton night 3
Painting Live with Particle 4/21/07
Hot Tuna Rides Again
Natty small
ROC
Terrapin
Earthworm Mandala
Quiet, Aloud
Ketchup and Mustard
The Flow 2/7/09
2020 Vision
The Incognito Hippie Buzzes Babylon
Strange Design pt 2 Out of the Mud
Driven by the immediacy of the live music environment, Blake attempts to channel the energy, emotion and feeling of the moment, highlighting an interconnectivity of seemingly unrelated or unrelatable objects. Described by fans as “Dali and a graffiti artist in a blender” and “Picasso on acid,” Blake creates largely abstract, yet formative works that are often highly psychedelic in nature.
Having exhibited in NYC, New York, Virginia, Pennsylvania and at festivals all across the country, Blake feels blessed and thankful for the adventure, friends and music that the life as a live artist has provided. He hopes to share his art with as many people as possible and for many years to come.