While I was in Atlanta at the show I had a chance to visit one of my favorite artists Pheromone by Christopher Marley. His pieces are amazing and I have been using them for quite some time in different projects. I have not seen him at a show for a while so I was very excited to get up to date and see his latest designs.
I ordered several mineral pieces for a project that I am working on as well as some bugs and butterfly pieces to place here and there.
The feathers are by far one of my new favorites!
I ordered a few of his books too- so I picked one up for you!
For a chance to win a signed copy of Pheromone please stop by their site and let us know your favorite. Also, you can get another chance to win by tweeting about the giveaway or posting on facebook.
Please leave a separate comment for each entry and make sure we can contact you through your profile if not please leave your email address. Our winner will be drawn on Sunday August 19th.
Best of Luck!
22 comments:
Oh, how I'd love to see his work in person. Better yet, to own a piece would be even better. The arrangement of colorful beetles is amazing...definitely my favorite!
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These are just stunning. I have always loved the elaborate Victorian arrangements of bugs and butterflies. This is a fabulous reinterpretation for our time.
Hi Christiana,
What a fantastic exhibit! I would have loved to have viewed it in person. While I love all of his work, I am especially fond of the Azure Damselfly Diamond ~ Pacific Islands. Several years ago, I had a wonderful experience that involved damselflies/ dragonflies you can read about it here: http://lareportiste.blogspot.com/2012/01/change-in-wind.html
Thanks so much for the chance to win a copy of his book. :)
amazing photos!
Love his Coleoptera Mosaics!Such amazing colors.
Truly amazing. Too many great choices to pick a favorite. I would love to win the book. If I don't I'll have to save up to buy it!
I like Alfonso(White). Thanks for this giveaway!
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Just Beautiful work! I so love the pearl butterflies, just gorgeous! Fabulous giveaway too! Have a lovely day xx
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This work is stunning! My favourite is Ricepaper Study 16x20 (SGL-20)Simple and elegant! Thank you for a wonderful giveaway! I think I need that book regardless!
x KL
Those sea urchins mounted in the swirl are amazing, a neutral colored item given dynamism by virtue of an ingenious matting system. Every nuance of the oyster grey coloration is exposed to view.
I love what he does with sea shells and sea creatures. The butterfly's are equally beautiful! What a great book and what great artwork for my home! Thanks for sharing.
Amazing arrangements of color! My favorite has to be the Limited Edition Coleoptera Mosaic M-5. Thanks for the giveaway :)
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I love the sand dollar pieces and shell piece I see to the left of the feathers. Amazing! Thanks for the opportunity! em_lew@hotmail.com
The luminescent butterflies are amazing and remind me of a vintage piece I picked up from Bonnie Neimans store in Summit NJ (I think you would love her store!) But my inner Magpie loves the Euchroma Prism! Thank you for sharing his wonderful art!
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I adore his work, and it was hard to pick a favorite! I came up with the Sagra Spectrum. My little shadow box of three butterflies pales in comparision. Would love a chance to own the book!
Tammy
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Thank you for th giveaway. I esp liked the blue butterflies Ina diamond pattern.
I really like the blue diamond butterflies. Thanks!
Yep, I have seen these pieces around and they are even more amazing in person!!
I would find it super hard to pick, but so far the Alcides Duo from Indonesia has my vote! :)
Pretty Please!
His work is unique and beautiful. I love his graphic black and white piece 'Ricepaper Study'. This is an awesome giveaway. Good luck to everyone!
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I can't get over this! It's so incredibly beautiful, clever, interesting and unique! LOVE EVERYTHING!
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