last updated 06/15/04.
Another go-round with abstract Blue Man Group art...
Boring technical stuff! Oh yay!
When I went to see BMG's Complex tour in November 2003, I decided to make an artwork for each of the four guys who played the Blue Men--however, I wanted to base the pieces on the Blue Man in general, so I decided to go with abstract art (with some personalized "extras" or connections). In creating the pieces, I re-discovered how fun this style of art is for me... as a result, this section is like a re-birth of my older BMG art section, only more advanced and involved. I also include explanations for these artworks, as they are likely to have meaning behind them (instead of simply "looking cool"). Some are dedicated to specific blue men or other people, but this isn't a strict rule. The idea is to ultimately connect these artworks with deeper ideas about Blue Man Group and their concepts (as well as my own thoughts about them).
To create these images, I use Adobe 7.0 and its various filters, paint options, coloring techniques, and sizing.
Let me know what you think in the guestbook, located on the main page.
Date of creation, complete artwork, and artist's notes are found on individual art pages.
Click on any icon to view the individual art page.
All images are high-quality JPEGS and may load slowly if you do not have a fast internet connection. Please be patient! Also, for viewing, 1024x768 is probably best, as the images are quite large. Contact me if either of these things this is a real problem for you.
"Three As One"
for Kalen Allmandinger
"Disruptia"
for Matthew Banks
"Flawed Alley"
for Tom Galassi
"Strong and Grounded"
for Eric Gebow
"Stars in Their Eyes"
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"Terraunity"
dedicated to Matthew Banks
"BML Graphics"
for bluemanlibrary.com
"Lovely Invitation"
collaboration with Bebs
"Step on the Stage"
for Ryan Buckley
"FLAILFLAILFLAIL"
dedicated to Bryce Flint-Somerville
"Club Nowhere"
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"Playhouse Rules"
dedicated to BMG Boston
inspired by 2004 Fanmeet