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(3.82 - 138 votes)About Dan:
Dan studied at The School Of The Museum Of Fine Arts, where he began screen printing, designing posters, and illustrating. McCarthy’s work has been published in ‘The Art of Modern Rock: The Poster Explosionâ? and ‘Swag 2: Rock Posters of the ’90′s and Beyondâ?.
Next Artist: Nigel Nolan
Previous Artist: Sam Spiczka
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Long Days – Art Print By Dan McCarthy
“Long Days” is the latest gem from Dan McCarthy. Released earlier today, this piece measures 9.5 x 24 inches and is a four color screenprint. I w...
Dan McCarthy - What Once Was 2
Awesome new print by Dan McCarthy - What Once Was 2. As Dan's prints often do, this one glows in the dark. In the light, you see the bones of a burie...
What Once Was 2
art print from Dan McCarthy, "What Once Was 2". very cool! mega what?! my ebay store | download Megatrip mixes....
What Once Was 2 – Art Print By Dan McCarthy
Happy June everyone! Time for a new Dan McCarthy print. “What Once 2” is the latest creation from Mr. MCarthy. This print measures 16 x 24 inches ...
Dan McCarthy
"While You Were Sleeping" You can lose yourself in the tiny details of each print - i love the ones that portray a house with the solitary window lit...
“Long Days” is the latest gem from Dan McCarthy. Released earlier today, this piece measures 9.5 x 24 inches and is a four color screenprint. I w...
Dan McCarthy - What Once Was 2
Awesome new print by Dan McCarthy - What Once Was 2. As Dan's prints often do, this one glows in the dark. In the light, you see the bones of a burie...
What Once Was 2
art print from Dan McCarthy, "What Once Was 2". very cool! mega what?! my ebay store | download Megatrip mixes....
What Once Was 2 – Art Print By Dan McCarthy
Happy June everyone! Time for a new Dan McCarthy print. “What Once 2” is the latest creation from Mr. MCarthy. This print measures 16 x 24 inches ...
Dan McCarthy
"While You Were Sleeping" You can lose yourself in the tiny details of each print - i love the ones that portray a house with the solitary window lit...
I absolutely love both art pieces. The top one reminds me of LIFE and the fact that NOTHING EVER REALLY DIES. from every death a new life is BORN.
Comment by AndreaN — February 28, 2009
The skulls don’t have to represent death. Do you not see that the skeleton helps support life on earth? The rabbits have a plant above them for shade and food..
Comment by Sarah — February 28, 2009
I like how the new flower resembles the female reproductive organs.
Comment by Mike — February 28, 2009
I really love this work. I enjoy the graphic nature of it immensely, as well as the message. It almost seems to me by eliminating what makes the person a person you see the message in a much clearer light.Its deep as well as being cute and simple. Good art for the times because it processes easy and fast.
Comment by eyefeedy — February 28, 2009
Today society seems to be very infatuated with skulls and death. Even the children’s back packs and clothes are covered with skulls, as if they were some type of paisley. With all this fascination with death, why does there at the same time seem to be no interest in caring for our souls?
Anyway, I do like the artwork.
Comment by Mike SFO — February 28, 2009
Beautifu!
Comment by Anonymous — February 28, 2009
EXCELLENT..! Thank you, jfl
Comment by Jack1122 — February 28, 2009
Very interesting concept….what we leave behind should be “food” for the next generation. I like it.
Comment by jimberg63 — February 28, 2009
“Dan” these two paintings are “DEEP”.
Leo
Comment by Rtisleo — February 28, 2009
I like the pic very very nice
Comment by Cassie — February 28, 2009