Posts tagged geography

“Palm Springs” // acrylic on 11x14” canvas

I did this as a thank-you gift. So you can’t have it.

“Roll Tide” // acrylic on repurposed 11x14” atlas page

Commissioned. Collegiate football and things! No elephants or maps were harmed in the making of this image.

‎”Home of the Reds” (2) // acrylic on 11x14” repurposed atlas page

Someone fancied my previous Mr. Redlegs map piece so much, they asked for a second edition, for their own gift-giving purposes. Fortunately, I had one more atlas page featuring southern Ohio.

“Birmingham” // acrylic on 8x10” canvas

Commissioned! Note: this is England, not Alabama. The colors are those of Aston Villa FC.

“Home of the Reds” // acrylic on 11x14” repurposed atlas page

I meant to post this a while ago — it was a Christmas gift I did for my future brother-in-law, who is definitely not from Cincinnati nor a huge Reds fan.

Also: yes, this character’s face coupled with his comically large bat is a bit unsettling.

‎”Old Town Alexandria” // acrylic on 16x20” canvas

A commissioned gift! Map attack. I am not sure of the exact significance of the Little Theatre.

maptic:

Large detailed Arctic Ocean Floor map from the National Geographic.

The Arctic Ocean floor is probably the scariest place on Earth.

Attention, Techies and Hokesters: a solemn pact made for a commissioned map has fallen apart due to a horror of which I dare not speak. Thus, I have a completed 11x14” map of Blacksburg all packed up with nowhere to go. If you or anyone you know is interested in acquiring this piece (at a discount!), throw a polytechnical football at my head. Or just let me know with words: justin.taylor.brown [at] gmail.com

(Source: Flickr / justintaylorbrown)