Sometimes the simplest work can be the most powerful. I’m really drawn to these graphic, color-blocked paintings by Dwayne Butcher that I’ve posted over on Escape Into Life today. Go check ’em out!
Artsy on Escape Into Life: Dwayne Butcher
Sometimes the simplest work can be the most powerful. I’m really drawn to these graphic, color-blocked paintings by Dwayne Butcher that I’ve posted over on Escape Into Life today. Go check ’em out!
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8 responses to “Artsy on Escape Into Life: Dwayne Butcher”
Reblogged this on writingisl0ve and commented:
Love it!
Thanks for reblogging, Natalie!
Cheers!
Lesley
Thanks for posting about his work — it was neat to check out his website to discover more of his works. Simplicity can pack a punch in a direct way that complex, layered work takes a while to get to. His short letters are great — I really liked the ones to Bill Cosby and Hipster!
Yes, loved the letters! The one to the city of Nashville may have been my fave. 😉
Thanks for the post. And I do HATE Nashville.
Haha, Dwayne! I visited there with a friend a few years ago and couldn’t really see what all the fuss was about. But I do have several friends who love it there.
Glad you stopped by!
Lesley
I just love these! All of them!
Glad you enjoyed them! I love how striking they are visually and cutting verbally.