Tara Scott presents For All People: “Showing the emotion of three different races of people showing their reaction of President Obama speaking at the Inauguration 2009.” … Interesting composition, but the the red tears are freaking me out a bit.
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Denny Phillips send in this great image: “Mixed Media painting of Obama in a thoughtful mode”
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And now, an incredible set of ink work from Dee Overly : “I think this President has a great face, lots of fun to draw. In this series of portraits, I’m hoping to stop action on the many faces a President has that conveys his feelings and ideals.” Make sure to check out the wondrous detail of the images inside.
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Here is an excellent painting from Jirapat Tatsanasomboon: “a contemporary Thai artist. He often features the interaction modern vs traditional and East vs West in his paintings. Painting’s detail: Acrylic on canvas, 45.3 x 59 inches”
David Macaluso has an interesting material source for his paintings: “I came across your website today for the first time and wanted to share with you my Obama Art, that I made from used motor oil from car engines– both as an act of Recycling and commenting on the global energy climate and the green economy.” Full version and a second painting after the jump.
Jamullah artist Grant Wallace just sent in this lovely abstract piece simply called Obama: “utilizes flow and automatism in this painting. Soft colors and emotional latitude help capture the moving nature of Obama’s presidency.”
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