Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
Escaping dead-end jobs....creating a life in art -- by Dean Grey
About Me
- Dean Grey
- Chicago, Illinois, United States
- 40's. Gay. Artist. X-Man. "Exploding Doughnut" represents working uninspired jobs while creating a career in art and "Suffering Sappho!" is all about my passion for comic books (read my first posts for full details!). Thanks to everyone for reading and seeing what I've posted. Feel free to comment and/or e-mail me. Enjoy!
My Comic Book Blog!
::::: Buy my art! :::::
Older Posts neatly organized for you (Read Them!)
- 1st post - Exploding Doughnut definition (1)
- 2009 Blog Archive (1)
- 2010 Blog Archive (1)
- 2011 Blog Archive (1)
- 2012 Blog Archive (1)
- 2013 Blog Archive (1)
- 2014 Blog Archive (1)
- 2015 Blog Archive (1)
- 2016 Blog Archive (1)
- 2017 Blog Archive (1)
- 3-D Art (3)
- Abstract Painting (4)
- ACEO (8)
- Anxieties and Depression (59)
- Black (1)
- blogging (17)
- Blue (10)
- Brown (3)
- Butterflies (13)
- Chicago (93)
- Crazy Journal (18)
- Dean Grey (69)
- Dimensional Art (2)
- Dog Art - Puppy Portrait Painting (1)
- Faith (1)
- Family (32)
- Flowers (28)
- Found Art (1)
- Fruit Still Life (12)
- Green (13)
- Hearts (3)
- Kentucky (9)
- Leaves (10)
- Love (52)
- Mail Art (30)
- Music (10)
- Nudes (10)
- Orange (5)
- Photography (20)
- pink (4)
- Purple (5)
- Red (16)
- Seattle (21)
- Self-Portrait (8)
- Shared Journal (2)
- Silver (3)
- Sketchbook (10)
- Street Art (8)
- W.I.P. (26)
- Work (122)
- Yellow (4)
.
Posts
9 comments:
They don't make them like that anymore. Those were the good old days.
But they are at least getting away from having nothing but straight lines.
I love this entryway! I pass by it so many times when I'm in the Loop. Thanks for the pics. It definitely does look better monochromatic; it makes one pay even more attention to the intricate detail!
Gorgeous! CPS always reminds me of my grandmother; we lived in Peoria at the time, and she would shop there for everything!
naturgesetz!
So agreeing with you!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
K.C.!
Kenny, that's exactly why I took these pics in black and white!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
JuJu!
I secretly still refer to it as the Carson Pirie Scott building instead of the Sullivan Center.
In time, a Target will be opening up in the building and it will finally get used again instead of being vacant like it has been.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
All of your feedback is greatly appreciated!
-Dean
It's beautiful how intricate it is. Is it cast or carved?
Love the photos. Went to Northwestern and love and miss Chicago architecture. Thanks for these!
tamayn!
I believe the metalwork was made from casts that were based on Louis Sullivan's drawings/designs.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Robert!
You are quite welcome, sir!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks to both of you gentlemen for stopping by!
-Dean
These are stunning photographs! I'm tempted to print these out and put them in my lookbook!
bK!
The details look even better in person, Brody.
So glad you like them!
-Dean
Post a Comment