Rock & Roll Artwork, Portraits, Landscapes and Wood Carvings.
Robert Plant can also be found on Fine Art America! This piiece was done on hard wood, using acrylics and I had this piece scanned in order to create a print. I wanted to know how a scan would come out on one of my wood pieces in which I had used a router to... Continue Reading →
Roger Daltrey on canvas during his performance at Woodstock in 1969. The Who performed their album Tommy, which released only that year.
Jimmy Page played guitar with a bow in such Led Zeppelin songs as Dazed and Confused, How Many More Times and In the Light. One of the earlier canvas pieces to be done. This piece is now available via Fine Art America!
Portrait of Mick Jagger on canvas. The images allow the piece to be seen under different lighting showing how this piece can be viewed.
Physical Graffiti is carved by hand and mounted into the wall to highlight the 3D effect. All aspects of the street are elevated from the wall including ladders, steps and garbage cans. Lights added, giving a street light feel when the room is dim.
Arguably one of the best gutarists, Eric Clapton captured on canvas using acrylic paint.
Van Halen's 5150 was released in 1986 and introduced Sammy Hagar as lead singer. This abum cover was also done on wood with acrylic paints.
Emerson Lake and Palmer's 4th studio album, Brain Salad Surgery was released in 1973. The album was done om wood which allowed the album to show in 3-D.
The Allman Brothers Band released Eat a Peach in 1972. This time painting the album cover IN the bowl.
Leftoverture is the fourth album released by Kansas in 1976. This album was done on wood, carved and intricately painted with acrylics.
Bruce J Schmalfuss 