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Inks, Watercolors & More
(2015 – 2016)
by Alex Ottenstein
For the 2012-2014 collection, click here.
All work © Alex Ottenstein 2016 unless noted.
2015
‘The REAL King Crab’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Ascend’ Art & Writing by Alex Ottenstein
’5-Petaled Loonais’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Cobalt, Captured’ by Alex Ottenstein
(Based on a previous work of Andrew Looney, 2002)
‘Amplifier’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Tricky’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Love Notes’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Chandra’s Ball’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Chicken, Scratched’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Night Nurse’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘D.M.B.Yourself’ by Alex Ottenstein
ENTIRELY based on original work © Dave Matthews & ® Bama Rags.
This concept & design is their property.
‘Charades’ by Alex Ottenstein
Inspired by the work of R.Waters & J.Shaw, 1976
‘Caviar’ by Alex Ottenstein
Inspired by the work of S.Thorgerson & R.Waters, © 1973
Ravens Logo is the property of The Baltimore Ravens.
‘Quench’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Sun & Moon’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘GripFlip McDrix’ Skatedeck by Alex Ottenstein
(Photo by Tony Weeg Photography)
‘Lick Some Disc!’ by Alex Ottenstein,
ENTIRELY based on the original concept © John Pasch, 1971
‘Lick Some Disc!’ (DETAIL) by Alex Ottenstein
‘Jimi Records’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Jimi Records’ (DETAIL) by Alex Ottenstein
‘Jimmy Records’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Bobby Records’ by Alex Ottenstein
’12 Jackets’ by Alex Ottenstein,
(Inspired & derived from un-attributable sources.)
‘Diamond in the Rough’ by Alex Ottenstein,
(Inspired & derived from un-attributable sources.)
‘The Star Spangled Jammer’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Marley Is My Religion’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Galaga’ by Alex Ottenstein,
ENTIRELY based on the original work & property of Namco ©1981
‘Fourshadows of Darkness’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Bryan Crayonmiller’ (in crayon) by Alex Ottenstein
‘Lord of the Strings’ by Alex Ottenstein
‘Caroline’ (Bicycle Seat) by Alex Ottenstein
2016
‘Soluna’ By Alex Ottenstein
‘Lose Your Reflection’ by Alex Ottenstein
Based ENTIRELY on the pre-1991 work of Mark Kostabi’s ‘Use Your Illusion’ - itself derived from the original work of Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino’s ‘Scuola di Atene’, 1511.
‘Shine On You Paisley Diamond’ by Alex Ottenstein
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