Showing posts with label andy warhol. Show all posts
Showing posts with label andy warhol. Show all posts

Monday, March 24, 2008

The Devlin Collection: “New” Tomorrowland, 1966



The Devlin family has allowed their collection of 1960’s slides to be scanned and shown here on my site/blog. Probably the most amazing views are these construction shots from approximately December 1966 that show construction of the “New” Tomorrowland. This is my favorite image from the batch, as we can contrast the Tomorrowland of Old (The House of the Future, before it was hacksawed apart, and the Monorail Track)) and the framework of the new show buildings. Every building from before was demolished. New attractions included The Carousel of Progress, Adventure thru Inner Space, The PeopleMover, and an improved Rocket Jet ride (the Astro Jet attraction atop the PeopleMover platform). Here are three other construction views:







Meanwhile, I have finished (in between scanning) the 1st of 2 paintings for the Golden Horseshoe Event this Saturday night; I call it Wallyhol, as it is a cross between Wally Boag and Andy Warhol:



Many thanks to the Devlin family for allowing these images to be seen. Stay tuned for more “New” Tomorrowland photos.

See more vintage & current "New" Tomorrowland photos on my "New" Tomorrowland web page.

Tuesday, February 19, 2008

Wally-hol 6


Post #6 of my Wally Boag/Andy Warhol painting tribute actually is starting to come together; I was going to wait until finishing all 4 faces to put in the background colors but decided to go ahead to see how they worked together. The flash really does this piece no justice. To see more of my art, visit my regular website.

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Wally-hol 5



Post #5 of my Wally Boag/Andy Warhol painting tribute, 24"x24". To see more of my art, visit my regular website.

Sunday, January 27, 2008

Wally-hol 1



For the Golden Horseshoe Revue Reunion in March, I am doing at least one painting, hopefully 2. My first painting will be what happens when you cross Andy Warhol and Wally Boag: Wally-hol. You’ll be watching this one as it progresses. Dimensions are 24"x24", medium is acrylic.



To see more of my art, visit my regular website.