
If interested in purchasing ”Fallen Shadows” please email: spokeartgallery@gmail.com



If interested in purchasing ”Fallen Shadows” please email: spokeartgallery@gmail.com






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Artist: Jon Todd Title: Biowulf Size: 18” x 24” Medium: Mixed Media on Panel Date: 2012 Exhibition: 20th Anniversary Cartoon Network Exhibition Comic Con, San Diego
Here is some vintage pinup photos from my collection. They given to me by good friend Paul Campbell.
Here is a preview of sketches for a piece titled: “Watch For Me Girl”
Here is an archive image of my 8’ tall Toronto-land snowman designed for Tourism Toronto winter 2011. My Snowman was lucky enough to be placed beside Tara McPherson’s Snowman during the closure of the exhibition.
Last night, I listen to a great podcast. Porter Square: Episode 2 featuring a conversation between my good friend Martin Wittfooth and painter Nicola Verlato.
Porter Square: www.portersquare.blogspot.ca.
Episodes 2: A conversation with Italian-born/Los Angeles-based painter Nicola Verlato. We discuss his current solo show, “How the West Was Won” at Jonathan Levine Gallery in New York, the current state and future prognosis of representational art, and various other topics.
Porter Square is a collaborative exchange of ideas and inspiration and an ongoing dialogue between four artists: Brad Kunkle, Adam Miller, Martin Wittfooth, and Jason Yarmosky, with guest artists and friends contributing regularly. It is also the home base of the Porter Square Podcast: a series of conversations between painters and champions of representational and allegorical painting.
Intro music: “Memento” by Omega One, on The Lo-Fi Chronicles (Nature Sounds 2005)
Follow Martin Wittfooth on Twitter: @martinwittfooth
