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(3.39 - 116 votes)About Casey:
Casey Weldon is a native Californian. He studied art at the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena from which he graduated in 2004. He has exhibited his work on both coasts and continues to work as an artist and illustrator in Brooklyn, New York.
Next Artist: Brett Amory
Previous Artist: Jenny Morgan
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Death Of A Comic Strip
Newspapers are filled with comic strips that have long past their prime and should be immediately put of their misery. Several artists had the same th...
CRAZY 4 CULT 4
Last Friday night, Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles held their fourth "Crazy 4 Cult" art show featuring all movie-inspired pieces. Unfortunately I had not ...
Yelp Las Vegas Gets Contemporary
Las Vegas yelpers feasted on three courses of culture Wednesday at Yelp Gets Contemporary. The evening started with an appetizer course of bacon-wrapp...
G40 - Washington DC
I hadn't been to the Capital since I was a kid and was truly blown away by the whole DC experience. I don't think DC's seen any exhibition of such raw...
Introducing The Super Punch Tarot
I'll talk about the project below. But first, the good stuff - - enjoy the cards from the Super Punch Tarot. Links are to the artists' sites, webstore...
Newspapers are filled with comic strips that have long past their prime and should be immediately put of their misery. Several artists had the same th...
CRAZY 4 CULT 4
Last Friday night, Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles held their fourth "Crazy 4 Cult" art show featuring all movie-inspired pieces. Unfortunately I had not ...
Yelp Las Vegas Gets Contemporary
Las Vegas yelpers feasted on three courses of culture Wednesday at Yelp Gets Contemporary. The evening started with an appetizer course of bacon-wrapp...
G40 - Washington DC
I hadn't been to the Capital since I was a kid and was truly blown away by the whole DC experience. I don't think DC's seen any exhibition of such raw...
Introducing The Super Punch Tarot
I'll talk about the project below. But first, the good stuff - - enjoy the cards from the Super Punch Tarot. Links are to the artists' sites, webstore...
wow, hypnotic. evocative. emotional. beautifully done (:
Comment by katie — May 27, 2009
this is really nice… i love these paintings…a lot… great job keep doing what you are doing… apparently you are doing it just right because i love your paintings…
Comment by isidra — May 27, 2009
I wouldn’t buy this work…I like more color, but it is very interesting. I looked at it for a long time…a little creepy with the hairy figure, but I can relate to it in an odd way. Very good.
Comment by connie — May 27, 2009
Amazingly beautiful
I love your artwork!!
Comment by Lindsey Pagán — May 27, 2009
I realize that this is a twisted comment, but are we sure that the child isn’t skinned? See told you twisted comment. Her sight is very interesting. disturbing imagery is always better for good technical skill.
Comment by m4deline — May 27, 2009
neat paintings i suppose in a way, but why are they shaped like mouse pads?
Comment by t — May 27, 2009
Beautiful. I’m very curious what the deeper meaning is behind them. Of course I have my own interpretations. The top one seems especially disturbing and the bottom feels very sad.
Comment by Melissa — May 27, 2009
I like it. I really really like it.
Comment by Sean Shurbet — May 27, 2009
i love it
Comment by chris — May 27, 2009
I love this work, Casey. Now begins the barrage of commentors pointing out that the thing behind her is hairy. and that the little “bear” boy is creepy. Oh yea and then someone else goes on a tirade of how much they hate this style. And then someone else dismisses his work after comparing him to a similar artist. And then someone challenges me for saying that and… armchair critics, on your mark…set…
Comment by Anonymous — May 27, 2009