Eat A Peach

(c)2009 Ralf Schulze

2 years ago in C'ville at my friend's studio, I painted over the Allman Bros. album cover Eat A Peach.  I liked it enough to put it in a frame and hang in my cubicle at work.

Finally took a picture of it!

New Changes to This Art Blog of Mine!

Thanks for Looking at my revamped artblog.  For more than 4 1/2 months I've been pretty good at posting a piece of my art every day.  It has been fun and a challenge too. 

This will still be a place for me to post only my art.  But I can't do it every day anymore.  My work schedule and time constraints have increased lately and I will now just try to post 3 posts per week.

But there are a few cool changes to the blog:

• If you scroll down on the right you can signup to get an email every time I post something new!
• Near that, there is a video thing where you can watch my youTube videos.

I hope that you will keep looking at my stuff.  I do not make a living off my art, but if you are interested in
anything you see and want to make an offer, please don't hesitate!

(c)2011 Ralf Schulze

This is a "mash-up" of two of my images, that seemed to go together!
One of the images is the previous post!

InStyle USA June 1999 Look Back Photographed by Ken Regan

Vanity Fair Letters USA 1998 Photographed by Mario Testino

Ongaku Senka Japan March 1985

Maybe it's Done?

(c)2011 Ralf Schulze

(c)2011 Ralf Schulze

top is the possibly finished painting in all it's unsigned glory . . .12" x 12" of acrylic paint on paper.













Bottom is exactly the same piece but trimmed.

Let me know which you like better and why!

My Art table Today!

all works shown (c)2011 Ralf Schulze

Finally got back into it.

CIAO Italy October 7 1987 Who's That Girl

Scan Courtesy of Andrea from Italy

1990 Dick Tracy Italy Article

Scans Courtesy of Andrea from Italy

If you know the magazine name and issue
 date of the article please leave a comment.

Quick Doodle at work

(c)2011 Ralf Schulze

A quick doodle I did at work today when I discovered that the black ballpoint pen I was using was really juicy.

I just flowed from my fingers and is only about 3" tall.

Postcard Painting Sketches

(c)2011 Ralf Schulze

Last year I bought a pad of "Acrylic Painting Paper"  it's kind of odd but I like it.
It is thick paper embossed with a fake canvas texture, and to top off the oddness, the size is 6" x 12" .
I've used it for ACEO's and some other things, but last month I realized that I can make 3 postcards... (standard postcard size in USA is 6" x 4")
So I decided to do this as a whim while painting other stuff.

These are pencil and Acrylic paint.  I might or might not add to them. . . .

Rectal Spirits

(c)1985 Ralf Schulze

Very, very early comic.
Very stupid bathroom humor.
Marker on paper.   Approx. 5" x 8"  
Before I ever used Zip-a-tone.

Tutto Italy 1989 Express Yourself Article

Scans Courtesy of Andrea from Italy

If you know the issue date of this
article please leave a comment.

Fm fan Japan November 7-20 1994 Photographed by Patrick Demarchelier

 

Tutto Italy PinUp Photographed by Lorraine Day

Scan Courtesy of Andrea from Italy

Tutto Italy June 1990 Photographed by Eugene Adebari





Scans Courtesy of Andrea from Italy





Tutto Italy April 1989 Photographed by Herb Ritts











Scan Courtesy of Andrea from Italy







Abstracted Nude Two

(c)1985 Ralf Schulze

(c)1985 Ralf Schulze

Abstracted Nude One

(c)1985 Ralf Schulze

(c)1985 Ralf Schulze

Top is the original pencil and acrylic sketch on paper (approx. 2.5" x 10")

bottom is the final (destroyed) painting on masonite and  2 x 4's  approx 6 feet long.

I knew the size I was going to paint on and sketched it accordingly.

Dinky Doo Meets Mr. Suburbia Part 1

from mini-comic by Aardvark Farmer (aka Ralf Schulze) and Mr. Suburbia. (c) 1988

Dinky Doo Meets Mr. Suburbia Part 2

from mini-comic by Aardvark Farmer (aka Ralf Schulze) and Mr. Suburbia.

Dinky Doo Meets Mr. Suburbia Part 3

from mini-comic by Aardvark Farmer (aka Ralf Schulze) and Mr. Suburbia.

Dinky Doo Meets Mr. Suburbia Part 4

T H E   E N D !

from mini-comic by Aardvark Farmer (aka Ralf Schulze) and Mr. Suburbia.

FISH of LIFE sketch

(c)2009 Ralf Schulze

This is from my current sketchbook which actually goes back to June 2008. This is a pencil sketch  approx 7" x7" .  The sketchbook is very beige (almost grocery bag color)  You might recognize the subject matter from an ACEO I have on etsy HERE!