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Return of the Wolf, 72”x72”, Oil, Acrylic, and spray-paint, On Canvas
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Return of the Wolf, 72”x72”, Oil, Acrylic, and spray-paint, On Canvas
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Return of the Wolf, 72”x72”, Oil, Acrylic, and spray-paint, On Canvas
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Watching Over, 77”x90”, Oil, Acrylic, and spray-paint, On Canvas
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Fortune Teller,, 30’’x30’’, Oil, Acrylic and spraypaint on canvas, 2011
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Fortune Teller,, 30’’x30’’, Oil, Acrylic and spraypaint on canvas, 2011
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smiley face, 24’’x24’’, Oil, Acrylic and spraypaint on canvas, 2011
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smiley face, 24’’x24’’, Oil, Acrylic and spraypaint on canvas, 2011
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Grey Painting, 20’’x20’’, Oil, Acrylic and spraypaint on canvas, 2011
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Wolf Face, 40’’x36’’, Oil on Canvas,2010
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Wolf Face, 40’’x36’’, Oil on Canvas,2010
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Neopolitan Shit Head, 20’’x16’’Oil on Canvas, 2009
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Neopolitan Shit Head, 20’’x16’’Oil on Canvas, 2009
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The Hippopotamous Hunt
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Wolf Dreams,,oil, acrylic, enamel and spray paint on panel, 55×50,2010
Russell Tyler
Russell Tyler applies paint to canvas like he might jam on toast. There’s the bright colour, shiny and sweet, sometimes with bits in it and, of course, the weird thing it does with the butter. But anyhow, the volume of colour and the mix of mediums make sense from far away as a jumble of joyous motifs and characters. Up close it’s another story, the image is diffusing, colours are running into each other creating a luscious landscape surface – a place I wouldn’t be surprised to see Neopolitan Shithead or Wolf Face (pictured) inhabiting.
