Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label painting. Show all posts

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/

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

20130303

Dead Soldiers


"Dead Soldiers" ~ Watercolor, Gouache, & Ink, 14 x14"

Album cover for gothic-americana, whiskey-drinking, band Dead Soldiers' "All The Things You Lose."

Go buy their album:http://deadsoldierstn.bandcamp.com/ 

©Derek Nobbs

20130108

20121211

Ahoy

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


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



20120228

Progress


Hard at work on the May show! Detail of "Revenge Of The Whale"

20110823

Stumptown Details






"Stumptown" (details shown here - see the full image and get the story here) is still on hand at Roq La Rue. Go check it out before it's gone!
"Stumptown" ~Mixed Media 22 x30"
On view now at Roq La Rue.
Head to http://roqlarue.com/ for details.



20110813

A.M.O.K.

(click image for larger version)

"The Ancient Mystic Order Of Krampus" 14x22" ~Mixed Media
Available now at Roq La Rue, part of Krampus, The BLAB! Show

20110722

20110616

Stumptown


‎"Stumptown" ~Mixed Media 22 x30" 

On view now at Roq La Rue.
Head to http://dereknobbs.com/ for details.

Stumptown is a name or nickname that has been applied to places in the US where the trees were cut town but the stumps were left. In Guerneville, California the redwoods were logged to rebuild San Francisco after the fire and earthquake of 1906. Portland, Oregon was nicknames Stumptown after 1847 when growth forced them to cut down the trees to make way for more city. The stumps were left until the expansion slowed and men could remove them.

20100812

Cicada King









"Cicada King"~Watercolor, Gouache, Pencil, Ink, Goldleaf