Eric Joyner

Eric Joyner. Unusual Art

Eric Joyner’s unusual images have caught the eye of people all over the world with their unique merging of the robotics world and sugar-sprinkled treats. These robots might look like they’re made out of SIM cards and computer chips, but they’re the perfect nemesis for the sweet and fluffy doughnuts. Take a look through the range of signed and numbered Limited Edition prints available to purchase one for yourself.



Cliffside Drama by Eric Joyner
This print of an oil original, Cliffside Drama, features some classical robot history.

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Fetch by Eric Joyner
This print of an oil original features a robot playing Fetch with his mechanized best friend.

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Submerged by Eric Joyner
This print of an oil original features a robot deep in thought and totally Submerged.

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Mark Warren Jacques. Mystical Modern Dreamscapes

Mark Warren Jacques. Mystical Modern Dreamscapes

The work of Mark Warren Jacques is both representational and abstract in a way that feels divinely dreamlike. His colorful landscapes and geometric fugues are introspective windows into the creative mind.



 
Bloom by Mark Warren Jacques

Bloom is a simple still life that captures the life of a tree and the beauty of its surroundings. The vibrant colors and minimal design allow the intricate lines of the tree to guide your eyes and calm your mind. 

 
Product Details
— High quality giclée print
— Matted and framed
— Includes mounting hardware
 
Colors: Multi
Materials: Giclée Print
Measurements: 29"L x 22.5"W x 2"H


 
 
 
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About the Artist: Mark Warren Jacques

Mark Warren Jacquesis an Ohio-based artist who studied at the Columbus College of Art and Design. His work has exhibited nationally with solo shows across the country as well as international group shows. He has been featured in awesome publications like Arrested Motion, Portland Mercury, Death Magazine, the San Francisco Chronicle, Artbox, D Magazine and Hi-Fructose.