Everybody: I'm not sure exactly how Elbow-Toe produces these pieces. He must cut the design into some kind of solid surface (wood or linoleum) and print from that. I'll see if I can find out.
The story I heard re. his name is that it's a spoof of Neckface, a well-known graffiti artist in New York and elsewhere.
Steve, it's exquisite! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHow did Elbow-Toe come to be called that? He seems to have a good grasp of bird anatomy! Great detail for street art.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! It almost looks likes it's been tattoo'd on . . . I've had a few Hummingbirds in my Buffalo yard, and birds are great company.
ReplyDeleteyes, what's his medium? This is great; it's so detailed, you must be able to see him in action.
ReplyDeleteThat's really beautiful! Looks like a sticker to me.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! You have a fabulous eye and obviouly Elbow-Toe is very talented. Can you post more about this artist?
ReplyDeleteVery impressive piece of street art!
ReplyDeletebeautiful. Art Nouveau feel to it.
ReplyDeleteEverybody: I'm not sure exactly how Elbow-Toe produces these pieces. He must cut the design into some kind of solid surface (wood or linoleum) and print from that. I'll see if I can find out.
ReplyDeleteThe story I heard re. his name is that it's a spoof of Neckface, a well-known graffiti artist in New York and elsewhere.