Red Halftone

Red Halftone: Fine Art

Studio photography documenting original artworks by the NYC-based artist, Red Halftone. These photos serve as an archive of the artist’s work, as most of the artwork eventually gets sold to collectors.

An original painting on a skateboard deck by the artist, Red Halftone. A vertical design of two lying pigeons with three banners that read: Birds of a feather. Roses bookend the top and bottom of the composition. Painted in a monoline and popart fusion style using a white, black and red color palette.

An original painting on a skateboard deck by the artist, Red Halftone. A vertical design of two skulls stacked with three roses evenly dispersed within the colposition. Three banners read: Over and out. Painted in a monoline and popart fusion style using a white, black and red color palette.

An original painting on a skateboard deck by the artist, Red Halftone. A vertical design of 4 even color fields consisting of: Solid red, a cyan halftone pattern, a red halftone pattern, and solid cyan stacked from bottom to top. On top of the color fields are three eye shaped red halftone logos in black. Painted in a monoline and popart fusion style.

An original 20x20” painting by the artist Red Halftone of a white arch with stairs leading upward on a red background with skulls and flames. Text in a banner above the arch reads: “heaven sent”.

An original 20x20” painting by the artist Red Halftone of a white upside down arch with stairs leading downward on a cyan background with clouds, wings, and stars. Text in a banner above the arch reads: “hell bent”.

An original 20x20” painting by the artist Red Halftone featuring a skull on a red background with text over it’s eyes reading “quick to consume”.

An original 20x20” painting by the artist Red Halftone featuring an upside-down skull on a cyan background with text over it’s eyes reading “quick to forget”.

An original painting by the artist, Red Halftone. A 18x24” painting on a wood panel of two opposing hand holding a card that reads: Antagonist in the center of the composition. Roses and foliage surround the hands and card. Two serpents are slithering out of the foliage in opposite directions. Painted in a monoline and popart fusion style using a white, black and red color palette.

An original painting by the artist, Red Halftone. A 12x12” painting on a wood panel of two skulls facing one another with roses and foliage surrounding them. Painted in a monoline and popart fusion style using a white, black and red color palette.

An original painting by the artist, Red Halftone. A 20x10” painting on a wood panel of two roses with their stems intertwined, but are now growing in opposite directions. Other buds and growth from each stem are also growing apart from each other creating a symmetrical design. A banner in the center of the composition reads: Together we grow apart.

An original painting by the artist, Red Halftone. A 36x36” painting on a wood panel of a large rose surrounded by foliage, centered in the canvas. The rose is drawn in a thick mono-weight black line. The rose is mostly red and white, but spray painted streaks of cyan are present throughout. Within the cyan streaks are smaller illustrations of a skull, rose stem, and text that reads: Late bloomer.

An original painting by the artist, Red Halftone. A 36x36” painting on a wood panel of two skulls facing one another with roses and foliage surrounding them. Painted in a monoline and popart fusion style using a white, black and red color palette.

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