Brent and I worked on this piece together, it's a mix of photography, drawing, and painting. We didn't have to go far to find inspiration for this illustration. Our apple tree is dripping with bright red fruit and the backyard smells like hard cider. Most of the tree has wormy apples, however, I picked a big bag of pretty unblemished apples that will be perfect for worm-free pies and other treats.
Here's the link to our etsy store for a 6" mounted print version of "Delicious"
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Thursday, November 4, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Bleeding Heart - Needs Good Home
We still have a couple of mixed media floral pieces from our Spring show at CoArt Gallery. The Bleeding Heart is one of Brent's favorites from this series, however, we have no more room on our walls... So, he would like it to go to a good home. We now have it listed in our ebay store. Here's the link: Bleeding Heart
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Friday, August 20, 2010
New Woodland Critter Art
At last weekend's family trip to Estes Park, CO, we found ourselves on the scene of a woodland critter parade. Across the road from the notorious Stanley Hotel, a very patient deer and her fawn put on a rather lengthy, and very adorable show. The fawn repeatedly danced and pranced, ran and jumped, and then, would tumble to a brief rest. The mother kept an eye on us, and I swear I heard a faint call from her... it totally sounded like "redrum".
Brent photographed the deer, some circling hawks, and bugs. These creatures can be seen in the new woodland inspired art.
We have created a few new art works since last weekend, and, are presently making more. The Fawn and other new 2LF art is currently available at CoArt Gallery, located at 846 Santa Fe Drive in Denver.
Brent photographed the deer, some circling hawks, and bugs. These creatures can be seen in the new woodland inspired art.
We have created a few new art works since last weekend, and, are presently making more. The Fawn and other new 2LF art is currently available at CoArt Gallery, located at 846 Santa Fe Drive in Denver.
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Friday, May 14, 2010
Atomic Grotto - A 2LF Co-Creation
"Atomic Grotto" features our favorite hero, Joe, chewing over the other half of the battle. The original acrylic/mixed media piece by 2LF is hanging at CoArt Gallery in Denver (contact us for availability). We are selling the mounted print version of Atomic Grotto online, visit our etsy or ebay stores to see more!
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Friday, April 30, 2010
A Rainy Day Drive - Brent Rodgers
I love Spring! The cloudy wet cool mornings that glow with rich green plant life are some of my favorite moments of Springtime. A Rainy Day Drive is the latest in the Fruitville Girl series, illustrating that perfect moment. I imagine she is zipping down the road, rockin out in her VW with not a care in the world. Check out her ad on etsy here!
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Summer and Mirabelle's Greek Holiday - Brent Rodgers

My latest work features Summer and her gal pal Mirabelle vacationing in Greece. Mirabelle is a adventurous little Boston Terrier and star of her very own site, checkout www.theadventuresofmirabelle.com.
Summer and Mirabelle's Greek Holiday is available in our etsy store!
Friday, October 30, 2009
Working on a selfish portrait
It's freezing in the studio today! The heater dries my palette out, so I bundle up to paint. And yes, I crocheted the hat.
I'm working on a new painting, a reflection of my grade school self playing a game of cat's cradle. Although I haven't painted the string wrapping around the fingers, yet, the subject will be inviting you to play. I guess he's saying "it's your turn". A simple piece of string can become a complex formation, with a little help...
I'll post more when I'm done.
-Derek
I'm working on a new painting, a reflection of my grade school self playing a game of cat's cradle. Although I haven't painted the string wrapping around the fingers, yet, the subject will be inviting you to play. I guess he's saying "it's your turn". A simple piece of string can become a complex formation, with a little help...
I'll post more when I'm done.
-Derek
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Friday, October 9, 2009
Jack Maggot - A Dark Hour Doodle by Brent Rodgers

Meet Jack Maggot, a moody know-it-all with a phony French accent. He is a mixed media artwork that is included in a new series of drawings called Dark Hour Doodles. Brent has been tickling his sketchbook at night creating new creatures that he later digitally places in to scenic backdrops. Trees, buildings, nooks and crannies are the usual places of interest that he photographs on weekly weekend adventures. Once the artist is happy with the composition of the black and white image, it is printed, hand painted, and then transferred with a acrylic transfer process. It's a lot of work for just a doodle...
Click here to visit our etsy store and see more of Brent's work!
Thanks,
Derek
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