I'm packing and getting ready to ship the paintings off to Nordstrom's Seattle office. I thought I would show off the three 16x20 Howard paintings. The original 8x10 Howard was the first painting they bought from me two years ago, they really love him...
I also painted a boxer "Ramon", which they are still considering on purchasing. I hope they do!
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Showing posts with label nordstrom. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
The Howards for Nordstrom
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Friday, March 25, 2011
Beefing Up Nordstrom's Walls!
I've been so busy that I haven't posted in a month! I've finished most of the work I'm doing for Nordstrom. Their store planning and architecture department purchased a painting from me two years ago, which I was very excited about at the time! Then, just a couple months ago they got back with me and commissioned 7 paintings for a few of their remodeled stores. My paintings will hang with a collection of other work, mostly vintage male portraits and landscapes completing a wall collage in each men's sportswear department. Shown here is an example of a wall they had previously done sans Cadena...
The designer wanted a more youthful and cheery wall layout and liked my cheesy beach boys pumping iron by the sea and said that these paintings would be perfect for some of their beach town stores, one of the stores being Westside Pavilion in LA. So, I painted two of Beach Flex and two of Beach Pump, all 18x24 oil paintings. The two Beach Flex are the first image.
I gotta get back to work, I'll show the rest in my next post.
The designer wanted a more youthful and cheery wall layout and liked my cheesy beach boys pumping iron by the sea and said that these paintings would be perfect for some of their beach town stores, one of the stores being Westside Pavilion in LA. So, I painted two of Beach Flex and two of Beach Pump, all 18x24 oil paintings. The two Beach Flex are the first image.
I gotta get back to work, I'll show the rest in my next post.
Labels:
art,
artist,
arts and culture,
beach,
Cadena,
derek cadena,
nordstrom,
oil painting
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