The Replicant, New Print
The Replicant, 2011. 4 Color Screenprint, edition of 10, 11×11.25″ Cody Tumblin (Styrofoam Pink and Blue, Beige, and Soft Black)
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The Replicant, 2011. 4 Color Screenprint, edition of 10, 11×11.25″ Cody Tumblin (Styrofoam Pink and Blue, Beige, and Soft Black)
September 4, 2011
I just updated my website with a few new drawings/ paintings that I’ve worked on recently. I’m still working on getting my illustration website up– hopefully soon!
August 10, 2011
I just recently divided my artwork website from my illustration/design website (this one is still under construction) in order to maintain a more coherent division between my work and my business. The new website is still under Codytumblin.com, but I’ve gone through a modified/ updated all my work currently. I do have about 4-6 more… [Read more…]
July 26, 2011
I came across Fredrik Akum on Tumblr a few days ago, and was instantly drawn into his images. Most of these eerie, collage-like paintings are a re-contextualization of the every day, bits and pieces of the passing layered onto one another in a painterly haste. The images Fredrik Akum makes reference a sort of toxic… [Read more…]
July 25, 2011
For those of you that know me well, I’m constantly reading and researching other artists’ and designers’ work via books, magazines, zines, web, paper, shows, etc. With all this information being combed through, I always have hefty, hefty image library that I update daily. I use Iron & Bone as a more formal documentation of… [Read more…]
July 21, 2011
I just finished filling another sketchbook from May to July. Most of the images in this sketchbook were graphic and comics-based, but it’s definitely a new direction I’ve been drawing for a while. Enjoi the images (even though they’re bad quality). Cody Tumblin
July 21, 2011
I came across Jacob O. Rolfe on Faestheitic today, and it’s all about the black and white creepy shit that we all love. From ghostly projections to hooded figures and ghouls bleeding on multiple nippled dog phantoms, I’d say it’s some pretty interesting work. He’s one of those artists that makes me jealous of the… [Read more…]
July 17, 2011
Towards the end of the last semester, I had the chance to make prints with a Gocco machine, a tiny japanese screen printing device that makes some pretty awesome prints (despite how anal and finicky the device is, as well as the detail the mesh of the screens allow). Anyways, I made 60 3 color… [Read more…]
July 13, 2011
I had to do a post on Folkert de Jong, a brilliant sculptor from the Netherlands. His work, when I first came across it in Beautiful Decay’s fifth magazine, really struck me as grotesque, but extremely poetic and raw. His figures revealed a darker side of humanity that crawls out from the depths and spews… [Read more…]
June 28, 2011
I’ve been meaning to post Eric Lebofsky for a while, his work is another one of my many favorites– and he lives/ works in Chicago. Eric is an artist that creates rich characters and shapeshifting phenomenons that explore the meshing of science, the indistinguishable, and the bizarre. His work comments on the identities and hilarious… [Read more…]
September 20, 2011
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