Hello, everyone! On Saturday, October 2, 2010, I was fortunate enough to participate in Painting Marathon: The One Hundred, a painting workshop offered by the School of Visual Arts. This workshop asked participants to bring in 120 pieces of prepared ground of identical size. An instructor would guide the flow over the next ten hours, using word association, props and live models to create a world of visual stimulation. The artist would have a minimal timeframe in which to generate an artwork inspired by what they saw. By the end of the day, most students would end up with anywhere between 70-100 pieces of newly created artwork. This was an amazing experience for me, and it helped renew my energy for painting. Please take a moment to check out the work. Click either HERE or the image above to see the never before seen creations. As always, would be grateful for any feedback you might have! Matt Cauley |
Hello, everyone! While going back through my archives, I realized there were a substantial amount of artworks from my EPCOT series that never made it onto the site. I have just added in 16 new pieces to the EPCOT Sketchbook gallery. Click either HERE or the image above to see the never before seen creations. As always, would be grateful for any feedback you might have! Matt Cauley |
Hello, everyone! Eight portraits in 2 1/2 days. That was the assignment, and one I was eager to take on! I am proud to unveil the recently completed work done for the Bloomberg Link: Latin America Investing Conference. Click either HERE or the image above to see the new works created along with more details. As always, would be grateful for any feedback you might have! Matt Cauley |
Hello, everyone! This painting dates back to 2007. At the time, I was developing a series of paintings that had a Southern-Fried, Thelma & Louise meets Justified flair to them. Each painting featured a scene taking place in the deep south during the middle of summer in a place without air conditioning. The paintings were filled with heat, sweat, and often the grime of a dingy environment. Almost a crime noir for the South, though I certainly wanted them to be fun as well. Several paintings were started, and most came near to completion. I have never shown them publicly before, as I had intended on developing several more and release them together as a series. Of course, that was a few years ago, and I think it is time to share some of the works. Click on either the image above or HERE to find out more details on this project and view the work. Don’t forget to follow Matt Cauley / Iron-Cow Prod. so that you receive the latest news, updates, and behind-the-scenes insight. You can keep up to date by signing up for the Iron-Cow Prod. Facebook page, the Iron-Cow Prod. Email Updates List, or follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter. Of course, feel free to follow them all, as each is has their own unique benefits. My many thanks to Ali for being such an inspiration over the years, and supporting me with so many artistic endeavors. I am extremely grateful for everyone’s support over the years. As always, would be grateful for any feedback you might have! Matt Cauley |
Hello, everyone! Now that the Iron-Cow Prod. relaunch is up and running, I will finally be adding in a lot of new creations over the new few weeks. That said, I would like unveil a recent commission: Florence with Family. Click on either the image above or HERE to find out more details on this project and view the work. And, for all you creative types out there, I have also joined up on the Behance network. You can view my Behance profile by visiting: http://www.behance.net/mattcauley Don’t forget to follow Matt Cauley / Iron-Cow Prod. so that you receive the latest news, updates, and behind-the-scenes insight. You can keep up to date by signing up for the Iron-Cow Prod. Facebook page, the Iron-Cow Prod. Email Updates List, or follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter. Of course, feel free to follow them all, as each is has their own unique benefits. I am extremely grateful for everyone’s support over the years. As always, would be grateful for any feedback you might have! Matt Cauley |
