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"The Bright-Eyed Adventurer Wanders Among the Lights in the Dark" Collection available Preorder now!
adventurer.torosiete.com |
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Eli Portman: Artist
Currently Accepting one on one students and small groups for the late summer/fall! Contact me for details! |
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Preorder now!!! ---The Bright-Eyed Adventurer Collection
order at adventurer.torosiete.com
Book also now for sale on Amazon!
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UPDATE: PREORDER NOW--Hey Everyone!!! You can now preorder a copy of "The Bright-Eyed Adventurer Wanders Among the Lights in the Dark" Collection Book! Order now and save $8---Preorder is only $20! Order before the end of the month and you'll get a signed copy! The book features every Adventurer Series piece as well as statements for each piece! click the image above or go to adventurer.torosiete.com!!
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I'm very excited to announce that Torosiete, a fantastic online art gallery, is hosting my work in an online exhibition!
Check out my feature page here! http://www.torosiete.com/eli-portman/ I also have work in their online store, including originals and limited edition, personally signed prints! http://torosietegallery.com/brands/Eli-Portman.html There's more coming soon in the exhibition, including videos! Stay tuned! |
Follow me on Instagram to see photos of my drawing process, reference photos, and things I don't post anywhere else! Click HERE
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Current Showings:
-Harvard Square JP Licks, 1312 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge, MA -Green Side Up Gallery, 202 Harvard Avenue, Allston, MA -CIC Office, Milk St, Boston (Private show ,not open to the public) |
"sITTING ON THE cURB ON THE cORNER OF eSSEX sT"
(For sale $450, make an offer on the 'contact' page)
"Sun shining on an antiquated residence" Factory Series #12
(FOR SALE, $750, MAKE AN OFFER ON THE 'CONTACT' PAGE)
While making my recent Bicycle drawing, I recorded a large chunk of the drawing process, and patched it together for you to see! Enjoy this Timelapse video!
Something to think about:
My work is based around the things that people always wanted but don't like to admit they could have ever been 'foolish enough' to try and achieve. The thoughts that remind them that they once had greater ambitions, amazing dreams, that in the middle of the night they would lie awake and smile to themselves as they imagined the things they would one day achieve. The same things they try to forget as they work from 9-5 with their noses pressed up against the screen, sipping coffee in their cubicle, bleary eyed. The things they try to forget while attempting to convince themselves that they are satisfied with who they are and what they have grown into being. My work is made of the shards of shattered dreams, the ballooning hopes of youth and the regrets of the aging and elderly. When you look at my work, think about the child in me that dreamed of it and the adult I am that warped it enough in order to make it fit onto a piece of paper. If you've made it this far, you've already done most of the hard part. The easy part is looking at my work. But the hardest part is thinking about it. If nothing else, I hope my art makes you think.
-ELI
My work is based around the things that people always wanted but don't like to admit they could have ever been 'foolish enough' to try and achieve. The thoughts that remind them that they once had greater ambitions, amazing dreams, that in the middle of the night they would lie awake and smile to themselves as they imagined the things they would one day achieve. The same things they try to forget as they work from 9-5 with their noses pressed up against the screen, sipping coffee in their cubicle, bleary eyed. The things they try to forget while attempting to convince themselves that they are satisfied with who they are and what they have grown into being. My work is made of the shards of shattered dreams, the ballooning hopes of youth and the regrets of the aging and elderly. When you look at my work, think about the child in me that dreamed of it and the adult I am that warped it enough in order to make it fit onto a piece of paper. If you've made it this far, you've already done most of the hard part. The easy part is looking at my work. But the hardest part is thinking about it. If nothing else, I hope my art makes you think.
-ELI
