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Moon Dreams Print

CJ Wild

United States

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Moon Dreams. This piece is painted for an award winning children's book which will hopefully spend years atop the NY Times Bestseller list. I have not started writing it yet, but man, you can just tell, it's going to be phenomenal. This is your chance to own the piece before the book comes out, and if it never does, all the better for you...even more rare, rarer... But it will probably be a familiar book cover in our lifetime. If you're trying to match the browns of your 1970's kitchen appliances, there is a good chance you are going to nail that shade somewhere in the spectrum of the rich background, which if I do say so myself, is the strongest point of this piece. In the sentimental words of the Eli Young Band: "Keep on Dreaming even if it breaks your heart." 16x20 Original Acrylic on canvas by L.A. Artist CJ Wild. Stretched canvas, unframed (standard size for off-the-shelf framing)

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Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:8 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:13.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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ARTIST"S BIO SALES- CONTACT fineartdealer@yahoo.com online at The Wolf Gallery, Los Angeles www.thewolffineart.com C.J. Wild is a Los Angeles based artist working primarily in acrylic on canvas. His work is a collection of imaginative characters, some are based on real people while others exist only in the cross walks of L.A. or on his canvas. His pieces have a colorful cartoonish quality with a unique, unrefined style, somewhere between pop and lowbrow, decidedly outside. A touch of humor is often found in his works while others exercise the viewers imagination. Through their fictional nature, the artist enjoys the freedom of bending the rules, and allowing the same freedom to the viewer; to see and feel what they wish and interject their own interpretation. "I was trained as a graphic designer, with a high use of tools for tightness and precision. You would probably not guess that, but I tend to like a graphic quality in my work. I try to keep my surfaces flat, somewhat like a simple silkscreen, which looks simple, but can be surprisingly challenging at times. I experiment with a lot of glazing and I can get a nice plastic, toy-like feeling which I'm after. I've been in the art world and there is an intimidation factor and seriousness which I have always struggled with. Knowing and working with so many artists personally, I have often found the people behind the work so much more approachable than some of the work itself. I've found the most dismissive and most playful work collected by the more serious collectors. Newer collectors tend to stay with safe bets, that look serious. I want my pieces to be approachable, and accessible, even if they're not for everybody. I'm not aiming for any museum interest. There is a playful element to my work, and even some of what I consider darker pieces wouldn't look out of place in a child's room. Again I try to capture a toy-like quality, with an almost manufactured plastic feel, like something you would want to pick up and play with. I can be serious about my work, and often spend ten or fourteen hours straight painting, but "serious" is never the first adjective that come's to mind. There is definitively a mental or physchological quality to it. I love Monet for example.. Technically what he was doing was fascinating, but the cerebral element of painting a haystack or a wheat field, moreover contemplating a field or a haystack, as a viewer, seems a bit boring.

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