Excited to get this painting back from Acme Archives who published it as part of the art book: Star Wars Art: Visions. “Vader Got Served” is now for sale direct from me. The size is 36x48 inches. It’s big!  If you are interested please email me for details: http://www.aaronjasinski.com/#!contact/c16fm
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Excited to get this painting back from Acme Archives who published it as part of the art book: Star Wars Art: Visions.

“Vader Got Served” is now for sale direct from me. The size is 36x48 inches. It’s big!  If you are interested please email me for details: http://www.aaronjasinski.com/#!contact/c16fm

“Happy Little Trees”  Contemporary artists respond to the legacy of television painter Bob Ross.  (Cover art by Tom Bagshaw) I had the idea of doing a tribute show to the legacy of television painter Bob Ross for a couple of years.  Talking to the good people at Screaming Sky Gallery in Portland Oregon, things worked out and here it is! For many kids growing up in the 1980s and 90s who had access to PBS (Public Broadcasting TV station), Bob Ross’s weekly Joy of Painting show was one of the earliest exposure to seeing someone actually paint. Now artists of that generation are grown up and producing their own art.   I invited some of these amazingly talented people to respond to their memories of Bob Ross in their own style, whether it’s illustrative, traditional, graphic, urban, modern, or beyond, and asked them to take the idea where every it leads.  And it’s lead them to some very interesting places.   If you can make it to Portland please join us Sept 27th at Screaming Sky Gallery 1416 NE Alberta Street  Portland, OR 97211 Or catch the show on the gallery site at   http://www.screamingskygallery.com/ Contributing artists include: Aaron Jasinski Augie Pagan Biji Joo Bryan A. Collins Casey Weldon Craig LaRotonda Crystal Barbre David Huyck David Lozeau Emily Jannings Henry Schreiber Jason Liwag JoKa John Kettle Keita Morimoto Kyle Abernethy Lara Dann Matt Linares Michael Mararian Neil M. Perry Peter Chan Phresha Le Vandalé Shwa Keirstead Susannah Kelly Thierry Lafontaine Tim Mccormick Tom Bagshaw
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“Happy Little Trees”  Contemporary artists respond to the legacy of television painter Bob Ross.  (Cover art by Tom Bagshaw)

I had the idea of doing a tribute show to the legacy of television painter Bob Ross for a couple of years.  Talking to the good people at Screaming Sky Gallery in Portland Oregon, things worked out and here it is! For many kids growing up in the 1980s and 90s who had access to PBS (Public Broadcasting TV station), Bob Ross’s weekly Joy of Painting show was one of the earliest exposure to seeing someone actually paint. Now artists of that generation are grown up and producing their own art.  

I invited some of these amazingly talented people to respond to their memories of Bob Ross in their own style, whether it’s illustrative, traditional, graphic, urban, modern, or beyond, and asked them to take the idea where every it leads.  And it’s lead them to some very interesting places.  

If you can make it to Portland please join us Sept 27th at Screaming Sky Gallery

1416 NE Alberta Street  Portland, OR 97211

Or catch the show on the gallery site at  

http://www.screamingskygallery.com/

Contributing artists include:

Aaron Jasinski

Augie Pagan

Biji Joo

Bryan A. Collins

Casey Weldon

Craig LaRotonda

Crystal Barbre

David Huyck

David Lozeau

Emily Jannings

Henry Schreiber

Jason Liwag

JoKa

John Kettle

Keita Morimoto

Kyle Abernethy

Lara Dann

Matt Linares

Michael Mararian

Neil M. Perry

Peter Chan

Phresha Le Vandalé

Shwa Keirstead

Susannah Kelly

Thierry Lafontaine

Tim Mccormick

Tom Bagshaw

I got things set up to timelapse record the painting process about 1/3 of the way into the piece.  The music is something I did a few years ago. Timelapse image capture was every 20 seconds. The painting took something over 30 hours to finish.

To see the full painting image click here: http://jasinskiart.tumblr.com/post/30396010375/the-mind-is-like-a-stage-watch-a-timelapse

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