Showing posts with label dragon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dragon. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 28, 2010

Shockwave by Jake Beckman


Shockwave
Shockwave is an 18 x 24 inch acrylic painting in the Abstract Concepts series by Jake Beckman. Shockwave a red dragon like creature flies through blue black space creating a shockwave of white light.

The Abstract Concepts series encompasses Jake's free form exploration and expression of color, emotion, ideas, textures and structured formlessness, in search of the intrinsic quality of things rather than absolute concrete representation. "I just decided to revisit this particular concept again. I may do so a couple of more times...- Jake"


If you would like to see more detail about the art or perhaps buy it, please see its page on Jake's website.


"Currently I create acrylic paintings in various sizes based of Birds and ASCII Binary based on lighthearted observations of Social Media and Pop Culture. Come Experience the Art!"
-Jake Beckman

Jake's website: AKAJake.com
You can also follow Jake on Facebook and Twitter or at her Blog.

Friday, December 24, 2010

Eclipse by Jake Beckman


Eclipse
Shockwave is an 18 x 24 inch acrylic painting in the Abstract Concepts series by Jake Beckman. Shockwave a white dragon like creature devours the sun by coiling around it with its body.

The Abstract Concepts series encompasses Jake's free form exploration and expression of color, emotion, ideas, textures and structured formlessness, in search of the intrinsic quality of things rather than absolute concrete representation. "I just decided to revisit this particular concept again. I may do so a couple of more times...- Jake"

If you would like to see more detail about the art or perhaps buy it, please see its page on Jake's website.

"Currently I create acrylic paintings in various sizes based of Birds and ASCII Binary based on lighthearted observations of Social Media and Pop Culture. Come Experience the Art!"
-Jake Beckman


Jake's website: AKAJake.com
You can also follow Jake on Facebook and Twitter or at her Blog.

Tuesday, December 21, 2010

Crow Dust - Magical Realism by Jake Beckman


Crow Dust

Crow Dust is an 18 x 24 inch acrylic painting in the Magical Realism series by Jake Beckman. Crow Dust a dragon rises from the dust as a murder of crow takes flight.

The Magical Realism series is explores Jake's continuing fascination with mythology, magical thinking and fantasy. "The world does not have unicorns, dragons, fairies, talking dogs, and a great many other things I have dreamt of, but perhaps it should. I paint the world as it should be, not as it is."-Jake


If you would like to see more detail about the art or perhaps buy it, please see its page on Jake's website.


"Currently I create acrylic paintings in various sizes based of Birds and ASCII Binary based on lighthearted observations of Social Media and Pop Culture. Come Experience the Art!"
-Jake Beckman


Jake's website: AKAJake.com
You can also follow Jake on Facebook and Twitter or at her Blog.

Friday, September 10, 2010

Mother Night's Embrace by Jake Beckman


Mother Night's Embrace
Mother Night's Embrace is a whimsical 24 x 24 x 3/4 inch acrylic painting in the Abstract Concepts series by Jake Beckman. In Mother Night's Embrace an abstract dragon takes flight in the evening sky unfurling her wings to reveal a cape of stars. The serpent's wings seemingly embrace the moon. As you look at the negative space formed by the sky and the moon the watchful eye of Mother Night emerges.

The Abstract Concepts series encompasses Jake's free form exploration and expression of color, emotion, ideas, textures and structured formlessness, in search of the intrinsic quality of things rather than absolute concrete representation. "I just decided to revisit this particular concept again. I may do so a couple of more times...- Jake"

If you would like to see more detail about the art or perhaps buy it, please see its page on Jake's website.

"Currently I create acrylic paintings in various sizes based of Birds and ASCII Binary based on lighthearted observations of Social Media and Pop Culture. Come Experience the Art!"
-Jake Beckman

Jake's website: AKAJake.com
You can also follow Jake on Facebook and Twitter or at her Blog.