David Arredondo
(Tattoo Artist)
By C.A.
We are pleased to feature this new update on convicted artist David Arredondo of El Paso, Texas. The mixed media artist and tattoo professional allowed us a glimpse of his talent in action at his central El Paso art studio. We featured a write up about Arredondo last month and received hundreds of comments regarding his immaculate art.
“It’s an honor to be re-featured on ConvictedArtist and work with the truest Social Art Network around. You guys never forget about us artists of El Paso.” Said Arredondo.
David has been a tremendous asset to us here at ConvictedArtist and we are proud of all he has done for the website.
To read more about Arredondo please click here on last month’s article.
David Arredondo masters on everything from Oil paintings, logos, murals, tattoos and even computer graphic design.
"The Wild One "
By. David R. Arredondo
MATERIAL USED: Cold press surface (15" x 20") illustration board of medium weight oil pastels, oil based colored pencils.
PAINTING SIGNIFICANCE: Young woman in bar to "Johnny", played by Marlon Brando: "What are you rebelling against?" Brando: "What'ya got?" -The Wild One (1954)
"None Evil Nun"
By. David R. Arredondo
MATERIAL USED: Cold press surface (15" x 20") illustration board of medium weight oil pastels, oil based colored pencils.
PAINTING SIGNIFICANCE: "None Evil Nun" Hears No Evil, See's No Evil, And Speaks no Evil. She understands that the force of evil entices ones ears to listen into the business of other than ones own, arouses ones eyes to see the forbidden secrets of others and lures ones tongue to slip & slide with wreck less gossip. The None Evil Nun practices the art of silence, for silence is golden while curiosity kills the cat.
"Impetus of Survival"
By. David R. Arredondo
MATERIAL USED: Cold press surface (15" x 20") illustration board of medium weight oil pastels, oil based colored pencils, black ink pen,& HB pencil
PAINTING SIGNIFICANCE: "Impetus of Survival" with his natural impulse to survive, the leopard truly is the master of survival. He attacks his prey with an impelling speed and is a force to be reckoned with. I have created a portrait which represents a true survivor.
"Stick 'em up"
By. David R. Arredondo
MATERIAL USED: Oil pastel, oil base colored pencil, and acrylic paint. ("15 x 20" ) rag cold press surfaced illustration board of medium weight.
PAINTING SIGNIFICANCE: Rebel souls, deserters we are called, chose a gun and threw away the sun...
-Bad Company
