Travis Louie's Curious Circumstances: Jeff & Jim Cover - Louie, Travis
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15 years in the making, monster-maker extraordinaire Travis Louie brings his unique brand of hand-painted dimensional daguerreotypes back to the printed page with this second book in the Curiosities series. Curious Circumstances showcases a world populated by a menagerie of terrific transmogrifications, chaotic conjoined creatures, dastardly devils, Machiavellian monkeys, and cheeky chimeras - all accompanied by fascinating tales of intrigue and insight. Penned by Mr. Louie himself, these dapper denizens of an imaginary bygone era are transported to the modern-day world before your very eyes.…mehr

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15 years in the making, monster-maker extraordinaire Travis Louie brings his unique brand of hand-painted dimensional daguerreotypes back to the printed page with this second book in the Curiosities series. Curious Circumstances showcases a world populated by a menagerie of terrific transmogrifications, chaotic conjoined creatures, dastardly devils, Machiavellian monkeys, and cheeky chimeras - all accompanied by fascinating tales of intrigue and insight. Penned by Mr. Louie himself, these dapper denizens of an imaginary bygone era are transported to the modern-day world before your very eyes. Two Covers Available! Oscar & the Truth Toad Cover (ISBN 9781614040323) Jeff & Jim Cover (9781614040316)
Autorenporträt
Travis Louie has created his own imaginary world, inhabited by human oddities, mythical beings, and otherworldly characters who appear to have had their formal portraits taken. The connecting narrative is the unusual circumstances that shape who they were. Using acrylic paint washes and simple textures on smooth boards, he has created portraits from an alternative universe that seemingly may or may not have existed. His work is about identity and remembrance, and the immigrant experience. He hopes the fear of "the other" will be replaced with curiosity and wonder regarding the unfamiliar.