Acrylic on Canvas • 40″x30″ • Commissioned Work
I whipped this piece up especially for a nice couple with a naked kitchen wall. It either marks the beginning of my “Watermelon Period” or represents an artistic anomaly.
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One of literally thousands of images that I’ve created utilizing a glue bottle. I refer to this massive collection as “The Glue Bottle Chronicles.”
Painted a few months ago, photographed a few days ago.
Main Line Art Center recently hosted an event titled, “One Night Stand”. Young artists (defined as 21-35 years old) were invited to contribute up to three original works priced under $500 each. I decided to price my contributions using a declining silent auction. Each piece began the evening with boundary pushing $500 price tags. Every half hour, the prices were slashed in half. The early evening cherry-picking turned into an art-buying melee as the prices dipped below triple digits.
Filmmaker, Oprah guest and pseudo-celebrity, Angela Shelton, cozies up with a trio of my paintings. Holding paper next to your cheek poses a significant facial paper cut risk and is therefore not recommended.
The front side of my newly designed business card. I decided to go with the rounded corners so that youngsters don’t poke their eyes out. I’m always thinking about the kids.
My artistic interpretation of everyone’s favorite mythological hybrid was unveiled during a Halloween reception at the Ellen Powell Tiberino Memorial Museum.
“Mr. Marrone, if I bring in my old skateboard will you paint something on it?” |
Acrylic on Canvas • 7′ x11′ • Private CollectionHigh school participants of the 
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