Ken Auster Handsigned & Numbered Limited Edition Canvas: "Coke-Atoos w/ Hold the Pineapple (set of 2)"
Artist: Ken Auster
Title: "Murals I Wished I´d Seen" Coke-Atoos w/ Hold the Pineapple (set of 2)
Image Size: 13" x 10"
Edition:Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition to 250
Medium: Fine Art Canvas
About the Art: Trained in illustration at California State University, Long Beach, Ken Auster
left the restrictions of life as an illustrator and developed his own quick and
loose painting style capturing the beauty and activity of life on the
California Coast and beyond. He shares with his viewers uncomplicated but
moving stories on canvas - simply and effectively, documenting the ordinary in
an unordinary manner. As one famous critic described - "each painting captures
a moment in time charged with a hint of narrative drama. And each is rendered
with such vibrant immediacy that a single glance excites other senses as
well." Auster teaches some 11-12 workshops a year, which he considers
important to keep himself from becoming isolated. He never really planned on
teaching but has found he has a knack for it. Still devoted to surfing, Auster
prefers to paint while traveling or following the surf to avoid the day-to-day
distractions of business. He has been painting in the plein air style for
approximately 9 years and says that painting on location "keeps you honest."
Title: "Murals I Wished I´d Seen" Coke-Atoos w/ Hold the Pineapple (set of 2)
Image Size: 13" x 10"
Edition:Artist Hand Signed and Numbered Limited Edition to 250
Medium: Fine Art Canvas
About the Art: Trained in illustration at California State University, Long Beach, Ken Auster
left the restrictions of life as an illustrator and developed his own quick and
loose painting style capturing the beauty and activity of life on the
California Coast and beyond. He shares with his viewers uncomplicated but
moving stories on canvas - simply and effectively, documenting the ordinary in
an unordinary manner. As one famous critic described - "each painting captures
a moment in time charged with a hint of narrative drama. And each is rendered
with such vibrant immediacy that a single glance excites other senses as
well." Auster teaches some 11-12 workshops a year, which he considers
important to keep himself from becoming isolated. He never really planned on
teaching but has found he has a knack for it. Still devoted to surfing, Auster
prefers to paint while traveling or following the surf to avoid the day-to-day
distractions of business. He has been painting in the plein air style for
approximately 9 years and says that painting on location "keeps you honest."
