Title: Reservoir Dogs Tribute
Artist: Chris Tutty
Dimensions: 30 x 40 inches
Chris Tutty's vibrant artwork pays homage to Quentin Tarantino's iconic 1992 film "Reservoir Dogs." This striking piece features a combination of cartoon elements and airbrushed portraiture, prominently showcasing Michael Madsen as Mr. Blonde. The work includes a notable quote from the film, "Are you gonna bark all day, little doggie?" which encapsulates the essence of the film's tension-filled dialogues.
To the left, the depiction of Mr. Blonde blends seamlessly with references to the film’s hitmen, including Mr. Pink, Mr. White, and Mr. Brown, represented through their color-coded names. This clever incorporation highlights Tarantino's unique characterization and invites viewers into the film’s world.
The artwork also features the K-Billy Radio logo, a nod to the soundtrack that plays a crucial role in establishing the film's tone. Notably, it recalls the chilling scene where Mr. Blonde, with "Stuck in the Middle with You" echoing in the background, infamously dances while torturing a cop, cutting off his ear while having a chilling conversation with it. This moment serves as one of the film's most shocking turning points, blending horror with dark humor.
At the bottom of the piece, silhouettes of the hitmen in their iconic suits anchor the composition, creating a striking visual connection to the film's narrative. The artwork is celebrity-signed by actor Michael Madsen, adding a unique value that transforms it into a heartfelt tribute for fans of both the film and the artist.
ORIGINAL WORKS (SOLD)
Each Original painting is unique and a one of a kind creation. A great amount of time and detail goes into each piece of art from hand painted brush strokes in acrylic and oil medium, to the unique art of airbrushing done with only the best of paints, Createx Auto -Air Colors and House of Kolors Automotive Paint. Aspects of geological layering almost like sedimentary rock are imparted with mixed mediums such as metallics, gold and silver flaking, the introduction of coppers and iron magnesium’s in fine powder as well as glass resins, pearls and industrial candy coats as seen on high end automobiles. Certain master pieces also use elements of sculpture with molding paste, crackling and organic material to highlight low and high points in the picture creating a dimensional embossed image which leaps off the canvas.
ARTIST PROOFS
With the addition of all these materials and techniques in the Original, you may ask, what does an Artist Proof look like and how does it differ from the Original painting? Due to this unique style of artwork, normal prints are no even an option. An Artist Proof is painted in the same manner as an Original and all of the above techniques mentioned in the Original are imparted in the Artist Proofs with one exception. Artist proofs are derived from the original image. The original is professionally photographed by Rob Ryan of Render DC prior to its completion. The artist proof file is digitally remastered with a spectrometer and color balanced to lead to the next step. It is then printed and stretched on canvas providing a mapping for the new proof. This is called a archial pigment print. The stretched canvas is then re-airbrushed in order to retain the true vibrant colors of the original. Molding paste, pearls, metal flakes, candies, and neon paints are incorporated, and then sealed with glass resins. The Artist Proof equals the Original. The Proof is of the same quality but has expressive variations. Essentially it is a new painting based on the Original. The price point of the Artist Proof can be marketed with substantial savings, thus provides the consumer access to a truly unique piece of art.
11 inch by 14 inch Metal Prints Limited Numbered Edition
Create a unique addition to any home or office with a sleek metal panel infused with your favorite image. All Metal Prints feature a glossy coating and rounded edges for a clean, beautiful display. Every piece comes with a sturdy fixture for wall-mounting.
8 inch by 10 inch Dye-Sublimation prints Limited Numbered Edition
Fine art photo printing on metal or what is known as metal prints is a relatively new industry. So what are metal prints? Simply put, metal prints are images printed on aluminum. But it is vastly more complicated than that. The secret is how the printing is done. Most photo prints are simply ink jet printers on a piece of canvas or other paper material. The print material fades, cannot be cleaned easily, and of course must be framed.
Fine art metal printing uses a technique called dye sublimation. Dye sublimation means that inks are turned into a vapor or gas, before they turn into a liquid.
Dye sublimation is a digital print technology that allows the reproduction of full color images on a variety of surfaces. Dye sublimation on hard surface is possible because the surfaces have been coated using an innovative manufacturing process that provides high-definition, durable photo panels that preserve images for generations. Instead of printing images directly on a surface, which may scratch easily, the image is infused into the coating to provide permanent protection and durability.
8 inch by 10 inch Art Resin Block Prints Limited Numbered Edition
Art resin blocks are a unique and personal way to showcase art. Each art block is a professional digitally remastered photo of the original art which is mounted to a pine wood 8 inch by 10 inch canvas block and then coated with a lifetime ultraviolet protective called Artresin which appears as a type of sold glass and enhances the work of art. Only two hundred and fifty prints of each Image are created.
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