The Big Sky, by Mark Alsweiler.
15% of the sale of this print goes to Transportation Alternatives.
Mark Alsweiler is a New Zealand artist who gained a Bachelor of Arts in 2005, majoring in graphic design. He is currently living and working in Sydney, Australia. Some things he likes to do with his days are: painting, graphic design, skateboarding, snowboarding, listening to music, trawling junk shops, consuming food and looking forward to exploring the rest of the world more.
About the print:
I think that when I first painted this drawing, I was really wishing I owned an old motorbike and could play the guitar.
This is a digital print on acid free, Neenah uncoated matte 100lb cover paper that is 80% recycled. It was digitally signed by the artist and was numbered by The Working Proof.
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What has inspired you recently?
Neil Young's tunes.
Why did you choose to pair Transportation Alternatives with your print?
I chose to pair my print with Transportation Alternatives, because I am all for steps that help to create a cleaner environment.
How have you seen art transform the world around you?
It can put a smile on someone's dial.
If you could pick one artist to mentor you, who would it be?
Pretty hard question! Working alongside Basquiat would be pretty cool. I like how he seemed to have a very spontaneous and free approach to making a painting. It would be cool to have seen him in action.
Who are some artists you think people should know about?
Michael Swaney, Robin Cameron, Jeremy Blincoe and Cam O'Connell.
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