Showing posts with label derek nobbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label derek nobbs. Show all posts

20150217

I Spit My Last Breath At Thee


"I Spit My Last Breath At Thee" 15 x 23" watercolor, gouache, paper, wood, clay, and steel. 
My contribution to the epic Boxes Of Death 5.5, that took place February 13th at Wag Gallery in 
Tokyo, Japan.

20141012

No Grave But The Sea


"No Grave But The Sea" 
15 x 23" watercolor, gouache, paper, wood, clay, and steel. 
My contribution to the epic Boxes of Death tour.

©Derek Nobbs


20140131

Spotted in the NY Times & Vogue

My work spotted in New York Times Magazine & Vogue. 


New York Times Magazine - January 10th 2014

online article here




Vogue - February 2014 

20140108

The Terra Incognita Discovery Expedition of 1913


"The Terra Incognita Discovery Expedition of 1913"

14x18" Watercolor, gouache, & ink 

©Derek Nobbs

Thursday Jan 9th is the opening for the big Unpredictable Gravity show! 6-9pm. Half the profits on sales go to cancer research and we have an amazing artist roster! Don't miss it!
https://www.facebook.com/events/230789713761611/

20131101

A Dirge For Quint

"A Dirge For Quint" 
watercolor & gouache 
14x11"
My contribution to the JAWS tribute show "Smile You Son Of A Bitch!" 
opening tonight at Hero Complex Gallery in LA. 

20130909

New Prints!



I just added a couple prints to the store: http://dereknobbs.bigcartel.com/ for US residents. 

I'm currently ONLY shipping to the US, I'll open up orders to everyone else soon.

20130605

The Lord Of Squalor Harbor


"The Lord Of Squalor Harbor"
13.5 x17.5" Mixed Media

There is a legend of a man told by the residents of the modest fishing village now called "Squalor Harbor."  The legend says the man brought sin and industry to the village and ruled from an elegant, sea beaten mansion on an island near the mouth of the harbor. Very little is known about this man but he is always referred to as "The Lord of Squalor Harbor" with a tone of distaste in the mouths who dare speak it. He had a small personal navy at his disposal which he used to protect his island and force the villagers to bend to his every whim. 

Many say he could be seen swimming nude in the waves, encouraging fist fights with the native indians, having secret meetings in the town's fraternal lodge and ending the evening by taking the finest concubines back to his island with him, many were never seen again. He kept many variety of wild animals, which he had imported, or captured himself and brought back on his own private ship. He was also said to take quite a liking to laudanum and all varieties of alcohol. 

Whether or not the stories are true it is best to be wary of "The Lord of Squalor Harbor".

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Showing at the Roq La Rue Gallery as part of the "Otherworld" group invitational, opening tomorrow night, June 6th 6-9pm.


20130405

The Idol's Curse


I've been keeping this one to myself for a while.

"The Idol's Curse" 12 x14" ~watercolor, gouache, ink
©Derek Nobbs

Available

20130129

Shaun White x Burton x Derek Nobbs





If you watched the X Games some of you may have noticed that Shaun White took 1st place on a board with no other than my art on it! I am honored and proud to have my work on Shaun's board. He's a master of his craft, and he's got style! 

Congratulations Shaun!


20130108

20121211

Ahoy

"Ahoy" ~watercolor & gouache 5.5 x7.25"


Inspiration for the "Ahoy" sterling silver ring coming soon.
Derek Nobbs X Rust &Regret



20121019

Ahoy


I'm excited to announce that I am working with Melbourne-based accessories label Rust + Regret on a limited edition sterling silver signet ring. https://www.facebook.com/RUSTandREGRET