Wow wow wow, Richard Coleman’s work leans towards the magically mysterious, while exhibiting complex combinations of color and form. He’s part of an impressive list of artists included in the very first show at THIS Gallery which opened this weekend in Los Angeles, so if you are in town go check it out!
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i feel like this is really similar to Kill Pixie’s work. The focus on small multicolored shapes and the figures remind me a lot of his work.
Seriously, very well-deserved 3 wows!
im not entirely sure, but i think richard has been doing his thing for quite a while longer than kill pixie. at least i was aware of one before the other.
Rich coleman has definitely been doing it for longer. Kill Pixie is HEAVILY “influenced by Rich.
crazy crazy amazing….
looks like Keagan Mchargue’s old, old work. i’m sorry, but it does!!!
Richard Colman is the shit. Keagan Mchargue and Kill Pixie have both been revealed as artists who are heavily “influenced” by Richard’s work. I wish people would do their research. Colman has been around for a lot longer.